Let me paint you a picture. It’s Sunday evening, and your client calls with an urgent question about a property they’re ready to bid on. You miss the call. By the time you get back to them, they’ve already moved on to another agent. Ouch, right? I’ve seen it happen more times than I’d like to admit. In real estate, responsiveness isn’t just important - it’s everything.

Here’s the kicker: 92% of home buyers and sellers say agent responsiveness is their top priority. Yet, juggling multiple clients, lenders, inspectors, and deadlines can make staying on top of communication feel like an impossible task. I’ve been there. Traditional tools like email and phone calls just don’t cut it anymore.

That’s why I’m excited to share what we’ve built at Pebb - and how it stacks up against other platforms like Slack, Microsoft Teams, and more. I’ll walk you through the tools that can transform your team’s communication, keep you connected on the go, and help you close deals faster. Ready to dive in? Let’s get started.

1. Pebb

When we created Pebb, we had one clear mission: to fill a gap that many real estate professionals were struggling with. Existing platforms were either overly simplistic or came with a hefty price tag that just didn’t make sense for growing teams. Real estate teams needed a solution tailored to their unique workflows - one that wouldn’t drain their budgets - and that’s exactly what we set out to deliver.

Core Communication Features

Pebb brings all the tools your real estate team needs into one place, making communication smooth and stress-free. Our work chat is perfect for keeping conversations organized, with unlimited message history so you never lose track of those crucial client details or property updates. Whether it’s a last-minute showing or an urgent contract update, our group chats ensure everyone stays on the same page instantly.

Then there’s the news feed - your team’s go-to hub for announcements, market updates, and company-wide messages. Think of it as a digital bulletin board that eliminates the chaos of endless email chains. Need to connect face-to-face? Our voice and video calls (available with the Premium plan) make it easy to conduct virtual property tours or client meetings without juggling multiple apps.

And let’s not forget the knowledge library. It’s a centralized space for contracts, property documents, market reports, and training materials. Whether your agents are in the office or out showing properties, they can access everything they need right from their phones or desktops.

Real Estate-Specific Tools

What sets Pebb apart is how it’s designed specifically for real estate workflows. Our departments and branches feature lets you organize your team by region, property type, or specialization. So, if you’ve got agents handling residential, commercial, or luxury properties, you can create dedicated spaces for each group while keeping company-wide communication intact.

The tasks and calendar integration is a lifesaver for tracking deadlines, scheduling showings, and managing closing dates. And for those exclusive needs - like top performer groups, new agent training, or special property developments - our private clubs feature is a game-changer.

Accessibility

We know real estate teams are always on the move, so Pebb works seamlessly across mobile and desktop. Even on the free plan, it supports up to 1,000 employees, making it a perfect fit for growing brokerages. The mobile app is fully functional, allowing agents to access client details, respond to urgent messages, and share property updates from anywhere - whether they’re at an open house or between showings. It’s all about keeping your team connected, no matter where they are.

Pricing

When it comes to pricing, we wanted to offer something that’s not just affordable but unbeatable in terms of value. Our Standard plan is completely free and includes work chat, a news feed, the knowledge library, tasks, calendar, and unlimited clubs - everything a small to medium-sized real estate team needs to hit the ground running.

For teams looking for even more, our Premium plan is just $4 per user per month. That’s less than what most agents spend on coffee in a day, and it adds powerful extras like analytics, voice and video calls, advanced permissions, and enterprise integrations. It’s a small investment that can completely elevate how your team communicates and collaborates.

"Pebb has completely transformed the way our team communicates. The chat is super intuitive, the news feed keeps everyone updated, and the profiles really help us find everyone. Thank you!" - YoTa12123, Pebb App Store Review

With a 5.0 out of 5 stars rating on the App Store, it’s clear our users love what we’re doing. Feedback like this keeps us motivated to build tools that make a real difference for real estate professionals.

2. Slack

Slack has become a go-to communication tool for teams across industries, and it’s no surprise why. Its ability to streamline workplace conversations makes it a solid choice for managing property updates, client details, and project discussions. But how well does it hold up compared to platforms designed specifically for real estate?

Core Communication Features

At its core, Slack operates on a channel-based structure. This setup allows real estate teams to create dedicated spaces - think of channels like #1500-Madison - where they can discuss properties, share files, and provide real-time updates. Features like threaded messaging and a robust search function help keep conversations organized and easy to revisit. Plus, Slack Connect enables secure communication with external partners, which is a big win for collaborating with clients or vendors.

Channels aren't just for chatting, either. They support file sharing, making it simple to upload contracts, property photos, or market reports. If you're on a paid plan, Slack’s AI capabilities can take things a step further by summarizing discussions or even taking notes during calls. It’s a handy feature, especially when juggling multiple properties and clients.

Real Estate-Specific Tools

Here’s where Slack’s flexibility shines. While it doesn’t come with built-in real estate tools, it plays nicely with over 2,600 third-party apps. Popular CRM platforms like Salesforce and HubSpot integrate seamlessly, letting you mold Slack into a tool that fits your team’s needs.

A standout example of Slack’s adaptability comes from Deighton Mckenzie Estate Agents in the UK. Back in 2015, Craig Ferguson used Slack in a way that earned him the Gold Award for "Best Innovation" at The Sunday Times Estate Agents of the Year awards. His team created property-specific channels and invited home sellers as single-channel guests. This setup allowed for instant updates and faster decision-making.

"The whole point of using Slack with home sellers is so that they can become part of the team." – Craig Ferguson, Founder, Deighton Mckenzie Estate Agents

"We've got home sellers now who are selling their second house with us because they've been so impressed with the service." – Craig Ferguson, Founder, Deighton Mckenzie Estate Agents

Slack’s Workflow Builder is another game-changer. It lets you automate repetitive tasks without needing to code. For example, you can set up workflows to automatically add new leads to a spreadsheet or create CRM entries. According to Slack, these automations can save teams 28% more time, and the best part? About 80% of those creating workflows aren’t tech experts.

Accessibility

Whether you’re at your desk or out in the field, Slack ensures you stay connected. It works seamlessly on both desktop and mobile. Features like "Do Not Disturb" help you stay focused during client meetings, and keyboard shortcuts make navigating the app a breeze when time is tight.

Pricing

Now, let’s talk numbers. Slack’s free plan is pretty limited - it only stores 90 days of message history and supports up to 10 app integrations. For teams that need to track clients over the long haul, this might be a dealbreaker.

Paid plans start with the Pro tier at $7.25 per user per month (if billed annually) or $8.75 month-to-month. Business+ comes in at $15 per user per month (annual billing), with an optional AI add-on priced at $10 per user per month. For a small team of 10, the Pro plan would cost about $72.50 monthly, while Business+ would run around $250. While Slack’s features are impressive, the pricing can feel steep for real estate teams, especially when compared to more tailored and budget-friendly options like Pebb.

Slack delivers a lot of value through its integrations and flexibility, but its higher cost and more general design might leave some real estate teams wishing for a platform built specifically with their needs in mind. That’s where Pebb steps in, offering a solution that’s both customized and cost-effective.

3. Microsoft Teams

Microsoft Teams has taken the spotlight as one of the go-to platforms for business communication. With a staggering 115 million daily active users - a recent 50% surge in growth - it’s clear that Teams has cemented its place in the professional world. But here’s the thing: while it’s a powerhouse for general collaboration, it doesn’t quite feel tailored for real estate teams.

Core Communication Features

At its core, Microsoft Teams thrives on bringing people together within the Microsoft 365 ecosystem. Its channel-based setup provides dedicated spaces for teams to collaborate. You can co-author documents in real time, pin important posts, and even automate meeting recordings with transcripts. Tools like @mentions ensure that urgent updates don’t get buried in the noise. These features are undeniably useful, but they lean more toward general business needs rather than addressing the unique challenges faced by real estate professionals.

Real Estate-Specific Tools

Teams does integrate seamlessly with other Microsoft 365 tools - Planner, SharePoint, Forms, and Lists - which allows real estate teams to customize their workflows. For instance, you could create a team for each property or client and use Planner to manage tasks tied to property transactions.

But here’s where it gets tricky. Some real estate professionals find Teams lacking when it comes to industry-specific needs. Mario Gaztambide, Senior Managing Director at LeFrak's Residential Properties, put it bluntly:

"Take one look at Synco and you immediately see what you've been missing in Microsoft Teams. Synco is built for us – built for the property management professional. It makes it easy to find conversations, information and documents – by property, by unit, etc. By comparison, Teams is just a less organized chat system."

That feedback hits hard. It highlights a fundamental issue: Teams can feel like a generic chat tool rather than a purpose-built solution for real estate, where organizing data by property, unit, or vendor is critical.

Accessibility

On the bright side, Teams does shine in terms of keeping users connected. Its mobile app is fully functional, enabling chat, calls, video meetings, and even real-time property showings on the go. Features like Apple CarPlay integration make hands-free calling a breeze, and accessibility enhancements such as live captions and background noise reduction ensure smoother communication. Alexandre Cipriani from nBold summed it up well:

"The nature of real estate agents' work requires them to constantly stay connected to people and information. They need to oversee plenty of data and stay on top of details of each customer and property they manage."

This connectivity is a big win for agents who are constantly on the move.

Pricing

Now, let’s talk dollars and cents. Microsoft’s pricing for Teams got a bit more complicated in 2024 when it was unbundled from its Office 365 suites due to regulatory changes. Here’s the breakdown for real estate teams:

• Teams Essentials: At $4.00 per user per month (billed annually), this plan supports up to 300 users and includes 10 GB of cloud storage per user along with basic communication features.

• Microsoft 365 Business Basic: For $6.00 per user per month, you get web-based Office apps and a hefty 1 TB of storage.

• Microsoft 365 Business Standard: Priced at $12.50 per user per month, this plan offers desktop versions of Word, Excel, PowerPoint, and Outlook - perfect for managing contracts and client communications. A 10-person team would spend about $125 monthly or $1,500 annually.

• Add-Ons: Teams Premium, with AI-powered features like meeting summaries and live translations, costs an extra $10 per user per month. If you want Microsoft’s Copilot AI assistant, you’re looking at an additional $30 per user per month.

While Teams delivers plenty of features, the costs can stack up quickly - especially if you’re adding AI tools. For real estate teams who need a more budget-friendly solution designed specifically for their industry, platforms like Pebb offer a solid alternative. At just $4 per user per month, Pebb includes comprehensive communication tools without piling on expensive extras.

4. Workvivo

Workvivo is an employee experience platform tailored for the real estate industry. With companies like Real, Associa, and Purplebricks already using it, it’s clear this platform has carved out a solid spot in our sector.

Core Communication Features

Think of Workvivo as a workplace social network. Its Activity Feed lets you post updates, celebrate wins, and interact with colleagues through reactions and comments. What makes it stand out is how it integrates all communication tools - chat, email, livestreams - into one space. No more jumping between apps to stay connected.

The Spaces feature is like a virtual community center where conversations can be organized by topic, department, or even personal interests. Some spaces can stay private for sensitive discussions, while others are open for company-wide collaboration. And with Workvivo Chat, real-time messaging keeps things moving, while Zoom-powered voice and video calls are built right in for seamless communication.

One of my favorite features is Workvivo AI, which speeds up content creation. Plus, the Smart Feed ensures you see the most relevant updates - perfect for cutting through the noise that can overwhelm busy real estate teams. These tools cater directly to the fast-paced, detail-heavy nature of real estate work.

Real Estate-Specific Tools

Workvivo shines when it comes to addressing real estate-specific needs. Take Real, for example - a real estate brokerage that uses Workvivo as their community hub. They’ve set up a "Referral Central" Space, making it easy for agents to share and find referrals. It’s been a game-changer for building business connections.

Another great example is their "Your State Group" Spaces, where agents can collaborate with colleagues in their state, get updates from brokers, and stay informed about local happenings. This is a major advantage in real estate, where local market insights can make or break deals. These tailored spaces help agents act quickly, share referrals, and stay ahead in a competitive market.

Then there’s Associa, the largest homeowners association management company in the U.S. After rolling out Workvivo, they saw impressive engagement - 71% of their 8,000 employees were active on the platform within four months, and 74% used it monthly. Sarah Clausen, their Director of Corporate Communications, summed it up perfectly:

"It's that ability to connect and share ideas, and remember that even though we're spread apart, we're all on the same team here."

Even Purplebricks, one of the UK’s largest online estate agents, switched to Workvivo in May 2024 after leaving Workplace from Meta. They needed a platform that could better support their widely dispersed property experts.

Accessibility

Real estate professionals are always on the move, and Workvivo’s mobile-first design ensures they stay connected wherever they are. Whether you’re in the office or showing properties, every feature works seamlessly across desktop and mobile.

The platform bridges the gap between frontline and desk-based teams. Many real estate agents don’t have corporate email addresses or dedicated desktops, but Workvivo keeps everyone in the loop. Features like Workvivo TV display company news and alerts on on-site screens, no login required.

Language barriers? Not a problem. Workvivo automatically translates content into over 90 languages, making it easy for diverse teams to communicate clearly. However, while the platform’s design ensures connectivity, its pricing could be a challenge for smaller teams.

Pricing

Workvivo is built for mid-sized to large organizations, and its pricing reflects that. The Business Plan starts at $20,000 per year, designed for companies with 250–2,000 employees. That breaks down to $80 per employee per year, assuming the minimum user count.

For larger organizations with over 2,000 employees, the Enterprise Plan offers custom pricing. Additional features like Chat, Workvivo TV, and Advanced Analytics are available as paid extras.

To put this into perspective, a 10-person real estate team would find Workvivo completely out of reach. Even a 100-person brokerage would feel the pinch. While companies report an impressive 228% ROI with a six-month payback period, the pricing firmly places Workvivo in the realm of enterprise-level organizations.

For large real estate companies, Workvivo delivers impressive results. But for smaller teams, its cost might make it tough to justify compared to other options.

5. Staffbase

Staffbase takes a different approach compared to Pebb. While Pebb is crafted for flexible and budget-friendly communication in the real estate world, Staffbase caters to massive enterprises. Its features and pricing reflect that focus, often making it less practical for smaller real estate teams.

Core Communication Features

Staffbase’s platform is built around three main modules: Employee App, Front Door Intranet, and Employee Email. Together, these tools aim to connect every employee, which could still be beneficial for real estate teams needing broad communication tools.

• The Employee App pushes company news, announcements, and updates straight to employees' mobile devices. It’s user-friendly enough to require zero training, which is always a plus.

• The Front Door Intranet acts as a central hub where teams can collaborate, access resources, and share documents.

• The Employee Email module ensures that critical updates don’t get missed, reaching every team member directly.

Staffbase also stands out for its focus on accessibility. It follows strict guidelines to ensure content is easy to read and inclusive, with clear structures, proper contrast, and thoughtful language. On top of that, its design prioritizes usability for employees on the move.

Accessibility

Staffbase is designed with a mobile-first mindset, offering dedicated apps for iOS (16.0+) and Android (9.0+), plus compatibility with major web browsers. This makes it easy for users to stay connected, no matter their device. In fact, its simplicity earned it a glowing 4.8/5 Ease of Use rating on Capterra.

Roman Sidler from Geberit shared how the platform transformed their communication:

"With the new Staffbase front-door intranet, we are not only able to bring office employees closer to Geberit and our culture, but finally we can reach the nearly 7,000 members of our blue-collar workforce."

However, not everything is perfect. Some users have pointed out that the mobile experience doesn’t always match the desktop version, which could be a challenge for teams that rely heavily on mobile access.

Pricing

Here’s where things get tricky. Staffbase starts at $30,000 per year, requiring a minimum of 1,000 employees - that’s $30 per employee annually. For smaller real estate teams, like a 10-person group or even a 100-person brokerage, those numbers just don’t add up.

Unlike some platforms, Staffbase doesn’t offer a free trial. Instead, you’ll need to request a one-on-one demo to get a custom quote. Discounts are available if you bundle multiple modules or have a larger team, but the high starting cost keeps it squarely in the enterprise category.

While Staffbase packs powerful features and is great for large organizations, its pricing and scale don’t align with the needs of most real estate teams. Platforms like Pebb remain a better fit for those looking for cost-effective, real estate-focused solutions.

6. Simpplr

Simpplr is an AI-driven platform built for large enterprises, offering a suite of communication and engagement tools tailored for big organizations. However, its custom pricing often makes it a stretch for smaller teams, like those in real estate.

Core Communication Features

Simpplr’s communication tools are powered by AI to deliver a personalized experience. It offers features like tailored content feeds, social collaboration tools, and a "Home Dashboard & Sites" setup that allows teams to create dedicated spaces for specific properties or departments.

One standout feature is the People Directory. It helps users locate specialists within the company based on department, location, or expertise. Its AI-powered search is another highlight. As Cierra M. put it:

"The AI-powered search functionality cuts through the noise to surface exactly what you're looking for, while the intuitive organization structure means our team members can find what they're looking for."

Simpplr also includes event management tools and recognition features, and it integrates with over 200 HR and business tools. A great example of its customization capabilities is Bozzuto’s branded intranet, "The Green", which showcases how the platform can tailor its tools for unique organizational needs. While these features are robust, they cater more to large-scale enterprises rather than smaller teams.

Accessibility

Simpplr ensures accessibility across devices, with mobile apps and full web browser compatibility. It’s highly rated by users - 4.7/5 on G2, 4.8/5 on Capterra, and 4.8/5 on Software Advice. Many users praise its intuitive design and user-friendly interface.

Cierra M. shared how it helped her team tackle a common challenge:

"Our organization was drowning in the classic problem of having 'information everywhere and nowhere' - critical knowledge scattered across various systems, shared drives, email threads, and Slack channels, yet impossible to find when you actually needed it."

That said, it’s not without flaws. The mobile app lacks some admin features, customization options are somewhat limited, and the content creation tools can be tricky to use, with issues like specific image size requirements and spacing problems.

Pricing

When it comes to pricing, Simpplr keeps things behind closed doors, offering only custom quotes. Licenses are sold in bundles of 50, which can be a deal-breaker for smaller teams. Shannon M., a Senior Manager of Sales Enablement at a telecommunications firm, shared her perspective:

"The price was significantly higher than the two other platforms we evaluated."

She also noted:

"The pricing is high, yet some users value the product."

Another downside is the additional cost for certain features, which can add up quickly. For a small real estate team with 10 to 30 members, being forced to purchase 50 licenses drives up the per-user cost significantly.

Simpplr clearly caters to mid-to-large enterprises, as demonstrated by its recognition as a Leader in the 2024 Gartner® Magic Quadrant™ for Intranet Packaged Solutions. It boasts impressive stats like a 95% customer retention rate and a 282% ROI. But for smaller teams, these enterprise-level features might feel excessive and impractical.

For real estate teams seeking a straightforward, budget-friendly communication platform, Pebb’s $4 per user pricing and all-inclusive features offer a much more practical alternative.

Advantages and Disadvantages

Let me break this down for you - choosing the right communication platform can make or break a real estate team's efficiency. We’ve worked through the comparisons, and here’s what stands out.

Let’s start with Pebb, which I’d argue is the most practical choice for real estate teams. Why? For starters, its free plan supports up to 1,000 employees and includes unlimited chat history, a news feed, and a knowledge library. That’s a lot of bang for zero bucks. If you’re ready to upgrade, the premium plan costs just $4 per user each month and adds voice/video calls, analytics, and enterprise integrations. The only downside? The free plan has some admin restrictions, but honestly, most teams won’t even notice this in their day-to-day work.

Now, let’s talk about Slack. It’s got a user-friendly interface and excellent integrations, making it easy for teams to dive right in. But - and this is a big but - its paid plans start at $7.25 per user per month, and if you want unlimited message history, you’ll need to pay even more. Plus, when you’re juggling multiple property deals, Slack’s threaded conversations can get messy fast.

Moving on to Microsoft Teams. If you’re already in the Office 365 world, this is a no-brainer. It’s great for video calls and file sharing, and it’s competitively priced at $4 per user per month. That said, its mobile app can feel sluggish, and the platform itself can sometimes feel bloated.

Then there’s Workvivo, which shines in keeping employees engaged with its social media-like interface and recognition tools. It’s a fantastic fit for larger brokerages looking to strengthen company culture. But here’s the catch: it lacks some essential communication tools for smaller teams, and pricing is customized, which usually means “more expensive.”

Staffbase is another option worth considering. It’s known for its polished mobile app and strong content management features. But let’s be real - its enterprise focus makes it less appealing for smaller real estate teams, who might end up paying for features they’ll never touch.

Finally, there’s Simpplr, which offers AI-powered search and impressive personalization features. It’s highly customizable and works well for large enterprises. The downside? Licenses are sold in bundles of 50, making it impractical and pricey for smaller teams.

Here’s a quick snapshot to compare:

Here’s the thing: effective internal communication can boost productivity by 20–30%. With the global real estate tech market expected to hit $12.9 billion by 2025 and 76% of homebuyers browsing listings on their phones, having a mobile-first platform isn’t just nice - it’s essential.

At the end of the day, it’s all about finding the right balance between features and cost. For smaller teams - say, 10 to 50 people - enterprise platforms might feel like overkill. You need something that keeps communication, file sharing, and client management running smoothly without blowing your budget. That’s where platforms like Pebb really shine.

Final Thoughts

After thoroughly exploring these platforms, I’ve realized that picking the right communication app comes down to three key factors: the size of your team, your budget, and how your workflows are structured.

For small to medium-sized real estate teams - think up to 50 agents - Pebb is a standout choice. Why? Its free plan accommodates up to 1,000 employees, which is more than generous. And if you’re ready to level up, the premium plan is just $4 per user each month, unlocking extras like voice calls and analytics. It’s a no-brainer if you’re looking for affordability without sacrificing functionality.

Now, if your team is already knee-deep in the Office 365 ecosystem, Microsoft Teams might be your best bet. It integrates seamlessly with tools like Excel, Word, and Outlook, making it a solid option for those who rely heavily on these applications. However, keep in mind that while Teams shines for Office users, it may not be the perfect fit for every team size or need.

For larger brokerages - those with 1,000 or more employees - platforms like Staffbase are built to handle the scale. Sure, the $30,000 annual price tag might seem steep, but for operations of this size, it’s an investment that pays off. Staffbase has proven its worth in large-scale settings, so it’s worth considering if your brokerage operates on that level.

If your focus leans more toward fostering culture and engagement rather than real-time updates, platforms like Workvivo and Simpplr bring unique advantages to the table. While they excel in creating a connected and engaged team environment, they might not offer the instant communication features essential for fast-moving real estate teams.

Here’s the thing: start with what fits your budget and scale as your team grows. A free, effective communication tool beats an expensive platform you barely use any day. Most real estate teams prioritize reliable chat, file sharing, and mobile access - and that’s where Pebb truly shines.

In this fast-paced industry, your communication platform should be a tool that keeps you moving, not one that slows you down. Whether you go for Pebb’s all-in-one simplicity or Microsoft Teams’ integration perks, the key is choosing a solution that supports your team’s workflow. Forget the flashy features you don’t need - pick what works for you. Whether it’s the cost-effective route of Pebb or the seamless integrations of Microsoft Teams, the best platform is the one that fits your team like a glove.

FAQs

How does Pebb meet the specific communication needs of real estate teams better than other apps?

Pebb was built with the hustle and bustle of real estate teams in mind. We know the industry moves fast, and staying on top of client needs is non-negotiable. That’s why Pebb brings together everything you need - group chats designed specifically for property discussions, a news feed to keep everyone up-to-date on market trends, and pinned posts for those must-see announcements - all in one easy-to-use platform.

What sets us apart? Pebb isn’t just another generic communication app. It’s an all-in-one solution tailored for real estate pros. Whether it’s work chats, specialized groups, or voice and video calls, Pebb ensures smooth collaboration between agents, support teams, and even clients. And here’s the kicker: our premium plan is just $4 per user. That’s a serious bang for your buck, especially when you consider how it’s built to meet the unique challenges of real estate professionals.

What makes Pebb's free plan ideal for small to medium-sized real estate teams?

Pebb's free plan is a game-changer for small to medium-sized real estate teams. It’s designed to handle the communication needs of organizations with up to 1,000 employees - at absolutely no cost. This plan packs in all the essentials: work chat, a news feed, groups, a people directory, and even voice and video calls. These tools aren’t just features; they’re solutions aimed at keeping teams aligned and communication seamless.

What makes this especially appealing for real estate teams is the ability to stay connected and organized without adding to the budget. In an industry where speed and efficiency are everything, Pebb offers a way to simplify collaboration while keeping costs at zero. It’s a no-brainer for teams navigating today’s fast-paced market.

How do Pebb's features like the knowledge library and private clubs improve real estate team efficiency?

Pebb's knowledge library is like having a digital filing cabinet that’s always organized and up-to-date. It brings together all the key documents, guides, and resources in one place, so real estate teams can quickly find what they need. No more wasting time digging through endless folders or chasing down the latest version of a file - everything is right at your fingertips.

Then there are the private clubs, which act as secure, focused spaces for teams to work together without the usual noise. Whether it’s collaborating on a big project, sharing updates, or hashing out details, these clubs keep everyone on the same page. In an industry as fast-moving as real estate, having tools that simplify workflows and allow for real-time communication isn’t just helpful - it’s essential.

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