Former soldier has built challenger to OBOS
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A former soldier has built a housing company that is now a possible competitor to OBOS, one of the largest housing providers in Norway. The company currently manages more than 30,000 homes in Norway.
According to the source, serial entrepreneur Erik Harstad is behind the company. He is known for having started several companies. Harstad has previously worked on various projects within technology and finance.
Harstad has now also opened up to people using artificial intelligence (AI) to chat about their own finances. This means that users can ask an AI tool questions about their personal finances and receive answers.
The article currently provides few details about how the service works or which homes and areas the company manages. It is unclear when the service will be available to users in Norway.
Sources: SHIFTER
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