Propertymate

02/27/2022

We can’t be silent today as Russia has attacked Ukraine and started a full-scale war on Ukrainian territory.

Propertymate is founded by Ukrainians, we have team members and their families in Ukraine. We all hope for the best!

It’s an attack not only on Ukraine but the rules of normal life in the whole world. Each voice is so important right now. Let it be heard!

Pray for Ukraine. 🇺🇦

If you want to help, please spread the word. And if you’re willing to donate to support Ukraine, please use the link below:
https://www.supportukraine.co/

Help Ukraine and Its people to stand against Putin and the Russian attack. We need your help!

01/29/2021

We are happy to announce that Propertymate just raised the Seed Round and is expanding to Dallas and Houston!

Read more about it in coverage by Inman News:

Launched in 2018, Propertymate uses artificial intelligence to predict which communities will see new waves of interest

07/06/2020

We are very excited to announce that Propertymate was selected as №2 in Best Early Stage Startups in Ukraine 2020 by the jury of Ukraine Innovation Awards 2020.

Huge thanks to Center42 and Програма USAID «Конкурентоспроможна економіка України» for highlighting so many amazing startups with Ukrainian origins!

Stay tuned!
https://awards.center42.tech/results2020

05/21/2020

Austin anticipated a sharp decline in April home sales activity, as it directly correlates with the decline in listings activity recorded in March due to government stay-at-home orders. But even with the impact to home sales, homes still spent less time on the market and sold at higher prices than last April. Austin’s housing demand is undeterred, and possibly strengthened by declining inventory.

04/27/2020

Today we're excited to share the Results of Austin Real Estate COVID-19 Survey, an ongoing initiative to track how Austin Real Estate community is reacting to the pandemic crisis.

https://blog.propertymate.ai/austin-real-estate-agents-are-getting-through-covid-19-together/

04/17/2020

We are announcing the Real Estate Austin Data Cooperative, an ongoing survey to monitor & track Austin real estate market conditions through this COVID-19 crisis.

By participating, you will get access to updated sentiment data over the next 3-6 months to help plan for and navigate what lies ahead.

This data will shed light on questions like:
* What is the impact of the market downturn on real estate agents?
* What are other agents doing to manage losses?
* Which tools help to overcome the negative effects?
* What to expect from the post-crisis market?

To get access to the data, click on the link below:

A survey to define Austin's real estate market conditions through the COVID-19 crisis. By participating, you will get access to updated sentiment data to help plan and navigate what's ahead.

08/12/2019

Due to the survey, 50,7 % of U.S. home sellers say they would consider using an AI platform to seek out potential buyers and solicit offers from 1000 homeowners selling their houses in 2019.

08/07/2019

time🙌🏼
The “Aubrey Lewis House” in Montclair, New Jersey, was priced for $10!

And it was demolished, because the buyer`d have had to pay to move the house off its 2.7-acre site.

08/05/2019

Hot data🔥👇🏼
Brooklyn and Manhattan Real Estate Market Quarterly Reports: Q1 2019

1) Brooklyn
- the for-sale market registered 9% fewer transactions versus a year ago;
- overall sales dipped to 1,279 closings;
- Crown Heights, Bedford-Stuyvesant, Lefferts Gardens & Bushwick doubled its market share compared with the last year.

2) Manhattan
- market-wide closing fell to about 2,400 sales;
- prices are getiing lower (median price fell 2 percent year-over-year, and median price per square foot fell by a deeper 6 percent);
- Manhattan set a new record
- the closing of the highest priced home ever sold in the United States ($240M for PH50 at 220 Central Park South).