InHome Development · Limassol, Cyprus
Real Estate Technology for Cyprus businesses
What does a connected real-estate technology system do?
It brings property inventory, search, buyer enquiries and broker follow-up onto the same records. In Cyprus, Estate Radar connects developer feeds and owner submissions to searchable property data and a Cockpit designed for broker follow-up.
Business problem
A listing may arrive through several feeds and manual submissions. If those versions are not reconciled, buyers see conflicting inventory and brokers cannot reliably continue a conversation from the property they found.
System response
Give every incoming source one intake path. Normalise fields, detect duplicates and keep the source of each fact before the property reaches search, map, AI assistance and follow-up.
Architecture
How the parts connect.
- 01
Developer feeds and owner submissions enter a source-qualified intake.
- 02
Normalisation and deduplication form a canonical property record.
- 03
Marketplace, map and AI-assisted search read the same record.
- 04
Enquiries continue into person, lead and opportunity work in Cockpit/CRM.
Interfaces and technology
What the system uses.
Business effect
A team can work from one property record across discovery and follow-up, without rebuilding the buyer context in a separate inbox.
Related work
See the Estate Radar case for the source-to-search-to-enquiry journey and the public property-platform interface.