Onhouse Launches Dedicated App for Vacancy Information Service for 300,000 Landlords
Launch of Dedicated App for 24-Hour Vacancy Registration and Management
Onhouse Co., Ltd., a nationwide vacant property information service company (CEO Jang Gilsu), announced on the 4th that it has launched a dedicated application for vacant property information services for landlords.
Onhouse is a service that helps landlords provide vacant property information of their buildings to licensed real estate agents, enabling quick matching with tenants.
Landlords can register vacancies for free, and member agents registered with Onhouse can check the registered vacancy information, confirm contract details with landlords, and proceed with brokerage contracts. When a contract is successfully made, the agent receives brokerage fees directly from the landlord.
The newly launched Onhouse app features ▲24-hour vacancy registration and management ▲promotion of my vacancies ▲checking vacancy market prices around my building.
Landlords using the Onhouse app can easily register vacancies and manage contract statuses anytime, and landlords who have registered vacancies can send notification messages to up to 100 Onhouse member licensed real estate agents near the property.
Onhouse has registered a cumulative total of 300,000 buildings and 710,000 units nationwide, with over 24,000 licensed real estate agents as members. Currently, the service is focused on Seoul, Busan, Daegu, Jeonju, and Gwangju areas, with plans to gradually expand service regions.
Additionally, within this year, Onhouse plans to open a ‘Landlord Community’ feature for communication among 300,000 landlords and launch an efficient vacancy management system called ‘AI Voicebot Vacancy Confirmation System’ in collaboration with KT.
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Jang Gilsu, CEO of Onhouse, stated, “Our goal is to advance from an efficient vacant property information service connecting landlords and agents to entering the rental management field,” adding, “We also plan to introduce new services such as building value assessment and profitability analysis using accumulated data in the future.”
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