Realist can now predict the likelihood that a property will be listed
CoreLogic has launched a new version of Realist, the company’s property intelligence tool, and added a capability that determines the probability that a property will be listed for sale in the next six months.
CoreLogic redeveloped Realist using a modern technology stack, which is a combination of proprietary, public record, and multiple listing data. Additionally, the upgraded tool features the new Sell Score functionality that uses CoreLogic analytics to assess if a property will be listed for sale in the coming six months. Realist also enables real estate agents to target owners who are more motivated to sell their home.
“This launch represents the revitalization of an iconic property intelligence solution that has set the standard for more than two decades,” said Chris Bennett, executive leader of real estate solutions at CoreLogic. “Clients are extremely excited to get their hands on this landmark upgrade, and we are deploying it as quickly as we can. We’ll be working to make additional CoreLogic data assets available through Realist throughout 2020 and beyond.”
Realist covers 99.9% of all US property records across more than 3,100 counties and has access to more than 500 million historical transactions and tax payment history for 145 million properties.
“The new Realist looks sophisticated and modern,” said Joan Griffey, executive vice president of Real Estate Information Network and the new REIN.com. “REIN members now have faster, more efficient access to the public record data they need to get a full range of property information from virtually any device. At the same time, CoreLogic has maintained a familiar workflow, so it’s easy for current Realist users to jump in and start using the new program immediately.”
