Full-Time
Online platform for real estate transactions
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Junior, Mid
Austin, TX, USA
Realtor.com operates an online platform that connects real estate agents with homebuyers in the residential real estate market. For real estate agents, it provides resources such as industry insights, marketing strategies, and tools to enhance their business operations, including integration with the digital closing platform Qualia. Homebuyers can use Realtor.com to search for properties, connect with agents, and access information about the buying process. The company generates revenue through advertising and subscription services, offering premium listings and advanced tools for agents. Realtor.com aims to create valuable connections and insights for both agents and homebuyers, ensuring a smooth transaction experience.
Company Size
1,001-5,000
Company Stage
Acquired
Total Funding
$27M
Headquarters
Santa Clara, California
Founded
1996
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