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PropTech: As Competition for Homes Skyrockets, HomeLight Uses Platform to Spearhead Contingency-Free Transactions

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By Meghan Hall The pandemic, rising interest rates and just a general supply-demand imbalance have all contributed to a hyper-competitive for-sale housing market. With buyers frequently facing bidding wars, the highest offer is no longer always the best, and buyers are employing new strategies to get their foot in the door. The Registry spoke with […]

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