How Leading-Edge Housing Players Use Data 

In today’s volatile market, it’s critical to be able to see around corners, to know what the right moves are, and when to make them. Great data can give you that capability. Is your organization leveraging data to the fullest extent possible?

Join us for a lively discussion with Roofstock’s Gary Beasley, HouseCanary’s Brandon Lwowski, Opendoor’s Dod Fraser and Altos Research’s Mike Simonsen – four of the most ambitious, data-informed professionals in housing – to hear about the strategies and tactics they’re using to make better decisions with housing data. You’ll walk away with new perspectives and ideas for addressing your own business challenges with data.

Date & Time:  February 16, 1 p.m. CT

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Sponsored by: Altos Research

Meet the Panel:

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Mike Simonsen
President of Altos,
Altos Research

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Gary Beasley
CEO & Co-Founder,
Roofstock

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Brandon Lwowski
Senior Director of Research,
HouseCanary

Dod-Fraser

Dod Fraser
President, Open Exchange and Capital,
Opendoor

Moderator:

Alex Bridgeman

Alex Bridgeman
Director of Data Strategy,
Altos Research

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