This neighborhood news widget enables real estate agents to keep their clients informed. Based in San Francisco, the Hoodline Neighborhood Kit provides prospective home buyers with more in-depth information on areas they are looking to purchase a house in.
With partners such as Mission Local and SFGate, the kit draws information from the online news site in an effort to increase revenue streams and not rely as heavily on advertising. Real estate agents can imbed the neighborhood news widgets on their own sites, which gives customers easy to access information on regions they are browsing in. The neighborhood content, which is soon to be available in 38 San Francisco neighborhoods, ranges from places to eat to community projects to get involved with.
Neighborhood News Widgets
Hoodline's Neighborhood Kit Lets Real Estate Agents Keep Buyers Informed
Trend Themes
1. Neighborhood News Widgets - Providing hyper-local neighborhood news widgets on real estate websites can improve customer experience and increase revenue streams beyond advertising.
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Industry Implications
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