When Ryan O’Connor began scoping out his next venture a year ago, he knew he had a challenge. His new firm — Unreserved, an online auction specialist — was targeting a real estate industry deeply unfamiliar with this manner of selling. Read More
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Real estate disruptor: How Unreserved is targeting Ottawa with online auctions
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