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Urban Igloo: Bringing Renters and Landlords Together

“The Uber for ‘fill in the blank’ has become a cultural catchphrase; Urban Igloo can complete this sentence with "apartments," says CEO Rick Gersten (here with CohnReznick’s David Kessler and Rick's son Nate at a recent Bisnow event). Urban Igloo serves the DC and Philadelphia markets; it’s been applying this two-sided match marketing theory to its business model since it began in 2009. It’s what Rick calls a perfect match: renters and landlords, in a real-time marketplace. Urban Igloo agents schedule tours and show properties that meet specific requirements to qualified applicants, all at no cost to the renter. Urban Igloo helps thousands of renters navigate the search through local intel, identifying properties that best meet needs, budget and personality. For more information on our Bisnow partner, click here.

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