NYC-based real estate startup Prevu saves buyers' money

January 25, 2020
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Those looking to buy property on the Upper West Side can now utilize a new tool that looks to aid in the home finding business that gives them money back after closing the deal.

With Prevu, buyers can seamlessly create a free profile that details which neighborhoods they’re interested in, what features they’re looking for, and how much budget they have to work with.

Prevu is a modern, tech-enabled brokerage designed to make the home buying process simpler and more affordable. In a city with some of the most expensive properties in the country, every dollar counts (and those dollars add up quickly).

“We created Prevu out of our own frustration with the high fees and antiquated process of traditional real estate,” says Chase Marsh, Co-Founder of Prevu. “With a digital buying experience, homebuyers receive better customer service and expert advice, plus savings.”

Setting Your Preferences

With Prevu, buyers can seamlessly create a free profile that details which neighborhoods they’re interested in, what features they’re looking for, and how much budget they have to work with. From there, Prevu serves up properties that meet their needs and displays how much the buyer can potentially save on each listing with the company’s Smart Buyer Rebate.

Once buyers find apartments they like, they can schedule private showings online through Prevu’s concierge service. Salaried agents are there to answer questions, set up the requested tours, show properties, and assist with all stages of the buying process. 

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