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Among a tangle of jungle plants and vines, a lane of houses appears, with eager real estate agents stand in front of the doorways. And the lane narrows, the horizons depicts the houses fragmenting, a lone orange house surviving in the large expanse of a starry night sky.
Two decades after companies like Zillow and Trulia revolutionized home search, the rest of the process remains pretty much the same. The next big change: a race to create "the Amazon of real estate."

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Real Estate, economy, finance, Markets, Discourse, real-estate, housing-market, buying-a-home, home-prices, Realtors, real-estate-agent, amazon, zillow, national-association-of-realtors, Discourse, homebuying, arantza-pena-popo, freelance-illustration
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Buying a home has become way too complicated