| You have a healthy ?app? etite for technology: Twitter, apps, blogs, and more. Good thing, too, 'cause that's what's on the menu today. | ||
| Beware BlackBerry users: you've had a good run, but the iPhone/iPad/Android hipsters have won, and that's who CRE app developers are serving. Marcus & Millichap CIO Rick Peltz (with database manager Mark Varghese) tells us BB users among M&M's more than 1,200 agents have dropped to 500 (and falling). The firm's app can be updated on the fly by the agents and include closed deals, new listings, news, and contact info—all searchable content by property type or location and text or call the agent on the spot. By December, nearly 3,000 had downloaded the app. | ||
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| Todd Kuhlmann?s Blyncc App Development licensed its real estate brokerage app to NAI Latter & Blum (34 minute, six second average visit and over 1,000 downloads). Todd (above at the NAI Convention with NAI Latter & Blum?s Karl Landreneau, who starts a three-year run as CCIM prez in October) launched his company with Henry Kirk after the pair met doing tech training for CCIM members. Blynnc also has its own app, TheAnalyst (for the iPhone and iPad), which offers calculators for environmental risk, distance and area, amortization, IRR, lease versus own, loan amount, 1031 exchange, and investment analysis. Soon: competitive lease analysis for comparing up to three leases. | ||
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