Few roles embody the spirit of our value of RealInnovation more clearly than the work Sneha Rajen is doing as Realtor.com’s first-ever Senior AI Solutions Engineer. We spoke to Sneha to learn more about her career journey and how she’s bringing RealInnovation to life at Realtor.com with a people-first approach to AI.
At Realtor.com, ambition is in our DNA. Long before today’s digital real estate giants existed, we were already building a national home search experience from the ground up. Today, that same drive to lead the market is still pushing us to innovate, transform, and reclaim the number-one spot. We honor this through our company value of RealAmbition, which speaks to our relentless ambition: our collective urge to compete ferociously with a degree of energy and endurance that sets us apart and sets the stage for us becoming #1 in our industry again. For anyone considering pursuing a career at Realtor.com, our history tells you something important: this is a company that plays the long game, embraces hard problems, and keeps moving forward – even when the market doesn’t make it easy.
At Realtor.com, giving back isn’t just for show. It’s woven into the fabric of our corporate culture. And for our Austin-based summer interns, a day of community service was a powerful lesson in humility and gratitude. On July 9, our interns volunteered with Caritas of Austin, a nonprofit that has been supporting people experiencing homelessness in Central Texas since 1964. The organization operates a Community Kitchen that serves hot meals five days a week to hundreds of people facing food insecurity. Our interns spent the day prepping meals, serving guests, and cleaning up, making a direct impact in the heart of downtown Austin. Here’s what a few had to say about the experience.
On April 3, the H-E-B Terrace at the Long Center in Austin, Texas lit up with community spirit, heartfelt storytelling, and unforgettable live music during Songs of Hope, the annual fundraiser hosted by Caritas of Austin. As the 2025 Presenting Sponsor of Songs of Hope, we were proud to participate in helping Caritas raise over $630,000 to end homelessness in the Greater Austin community. Read on to learn more.
As we lean in to establish deeper connections and make a difference in the communities where we live and serve, Realtor.com partnered with Foster Love, a nonprofit that provides resources, mentorship, and financial support to young adults aging out of the foster system.
Austin is one of the fastest-growing tech hubs in the country, and Realtor.com has staked its claim right in the heart of it. With recently relocated headquarters, a thriving company culture, and endless opportunities to grow, there’s never been a better time to join our team. Here’s why current Realtor.com employees think you’ll love working at our Austin office.
We’re excited to announce that Realtor.com has been honored with multiple awards from Built In’s 2025 Best Places to Work. Read on to learn more.
This Veterans Day, we’ve partnered again with Veterans United to extend our outreach campaign, #MissionZero. The goal? To increase awareness among Veterans about the VA loan benefit – a valuable program that allows U.S. Veterans, active-duty service members, and eligible spouses to purchase a home with zero down payment.
We recently sponsored the NOH8 Campaign at the LGBTQ+ Real Estate Alliance’s National Conference, held September 25-27, 2024 at Resorts World in Las Vegas. The event brought together real estate professionals and allies to advance the fight against discrimination and promote equality in the housing industry. The Alliance, which has more than 4,000 members, is one of the largest LGBTQ+ trade organizations in the nation.
Lauren T., Customer Success Advisor, has faced many challenges in her life, head-on. Homeless from the age of 18 through 27, Lauren is now a dedicated single mom and a Certified Peer Support Specialist in her spare time. She feels especially deeply about the work she does at Realtor.com—and how it intersects her own history. “As someone who went from living in a tent to now having an apartment that I call home, I see it as my mission to make this process as smooth and empowering as possible for agents and the home buyers,” she said. This October, as we honor Disability Education Month by raising awareness about both visible and invisible disabilities, we sat down with Lauren to learn more.
