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PropTech: Residential Tech Platform Dwellwell Seeks to Serve as a “Check Engine Light” for Homes

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By Meghan Hall More than $80 billion is spent every year on residential property maintenance and is one of the most unpredictable aspects of property management. However, a number of technologies, including Dwellwell, are looking to make maintenance easier through real-time analytics and reports. The Registry spoke with Dwellwell’s CEO and Founder Dan Simpkins about […]

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