Real estate listings company Zillow says most of its users are going mobile. So the company is responding appropriately with the launch its latest app: Rentals for iPhone.
The app, which joins its existing Android counterpart, offers iPhone users easy access to rental listings and data, making the process of rental shopping a tad easier. Zillow Rentals will even ping users when it spots rentals that match their selected criteria.
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“We believe that real estate is inherently mobile, and the mobile experience will continue to grow and be a bigger part of our business,” Zillow consumer marketing vice president Jeremy Wacksman told Venturebeat.
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That increasingly-mobile userbase is what helped Zillow report a record $27.8 million in revenue last quarter.
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