Buying or renting an apartment without ever lining up for an open house, stepping foot inside or shaking hands with a realtor used to be a daring novelty. It’s hardly worth commenting on today. Ask any one of the roughly 126,000 licensed real estate pros that work in New York City and they’ll tell you: Young people buy, rent and tour properties over their phones. And so, Klipster was born. Launching today, the app seeks to become the listings platform du jour for the phone-obsessed era. “Over

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