Two new platform look to revamp how sellers list their homes
Briefly

Unlist, created by Dallas real estate professionals Brian Pienciak and Kyle Brinkley, matches licensed real estate agents with off-market properties based on buyers' specifications. The app, likened to a dating platform for real estate, allows agents to input buyer criteria and receive notifications about potential matches. Unlike typical home search platforms, users don't search the Unlist database; they only get alerts for listings that fit their buyer profiles. Initially launched in the Dallas-Fort Worth area, the founders plan to expand after establishing a solid user base locally.
Unlist can be seen as a dating app for real estate, where agents match buyers with off-market properties based on specific needs and criteria.
The co-founders emphasize creating a core user group in DFW before scaling, ensuring they understand the platform's value over rapid expansion.
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