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2019 HW Tech Trendsetter: Jason Griffin

Chief Technology Officer, Bungalo

Jason Griffin, Bungalo chief technology officer

As chief technology officer, Jason Griffin leads the development of technology to bring the entire home buying experience under one umbrella.

Griffin and his team use technology to bring Bungalo’s vision to life. The company’s technology enables buyers and their real estate agents to move through every step of the home buying process — searching, touring, financing, making an offer and closing on a home – entirely online. The company’s software allows buyers who are pre-approved for financing to submit a digital offer in just minutes through the company’s site. With this offer submission experience, all homes are sold on a first-come-first-served basis and never go above listing price. Griffin also recently led the development and launch of the Bungalo app, which lets buyers and their real estate agents search listings, and instantly tour any Bungalo home anytime between 8 a.m. and 8 p.m., with just the click of a button. 

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