Toronto real estate platform launches in US

A Canadian platform that connects consumers to real estate agents has expanded into the United States.

Toronto-based tech firm Nobul Corporation has launched its platform in Florida and aims to roll it out to all 50 states over the coming months.

The expansion comes after the launch of its mobile and web apps in Canada which enables home buyers and sellers to choose an agent who presents the combination of services, pricing, and reputation that is best-suited to their individual needs.

For agents, it allows them to connect with new clients without any upfront fees or new technology.

"Our simple, transparent, and personal approach to the real estate experience is already resonating with consumers in Canada. We are really excited to bring the same value and benefits to our friends across the border," said Nobul CEO, Regan McGee. "Florida is a wonderful and diverse market with a mix of consumers, agents and needs; the perfect fit for Nobul. We are thrilled to be able to announce it as the first of many states where our service will be available shortly."

The US nationwide roll-out is expected by late September.

 

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