Multifamily vet launches AI platform for NYC rentals
A new rental hub debuting in New York City is picking up inventory from top firms and squaring off with New York City’s legacy listing models. A team including Canvas Property Group’s Robert Morgenstern and former NorthStar CEO Al Tylis on Thursday announced the launch of Sidewalk, an AI-powered platform that allows prospective tenants to search for their target apartments conversationally, rather than selecting pre-set filters. The platform currently has about 4,000 listings for rentals in the city, about 40 percent of the roughly 10,500 available on StreetEasy at the time of publication. Most of those are supplied through Sidewalk’s […]
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