r/RealEstateTechnology↗
Real Estate Technology
Real Estate Technology for real estate professionals (including agents, brokers, investors, and proptech professionals). Trends and innovations in technology for real estate including lead generation, marketing, websites, SMS, and SaaS, consumer behavior, residential and commercial software, etc. In short: If it’s a tool that makes lives easier for real estate professionals, you’re in the right place. Also a space to discuss broader Prop Tech trends (mobile app, business/funding, news, etc).
58k subscribers403 posts / mo in Sep 2026318 authors / mosince 2012
r/RealEstateTechnology has 58k members (+37% over the last 12 months). It gets about 403 posts a month from 318 people. Top topics: Trading Apps & Brokers, AI Tools and Applications and Market Crash Concerns.
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How r/RealEstateTechnology has grown
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Topics and brands on r/RealEstateTechnology
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Share of the subreddit's posts
- Trading Apps & Brokers0.7%
- AI Tools and Applications0.5%
- Market Crash Concerns0.5%
- Salesforce Jobs & Career0.4%
- Rentals and Apartments0.4%
Brands people mention
Most-mentioned brands and sites, last 12 months
- Realtor
- Mashvisor
- Make
- Apple
- Apartments
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