It’s to easy for us technologists to get caught up in our technology, our blogs or our social networks. When we do, we often fail to remember that these are tools that are there to facilitate communication and build towards offline interaction, business and partnerships.
A bunch of us are converging on San Francisco in [...]

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I was able to get an advanced copy of Inman’s State of Real Estate Marketing 2007 report, which just became available on their website. It’s 50 page document on real estate marketing, based on a survey of 770 real estate professionals via their website. This means that it has a bent towards technology-focused [...]

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New York Times writer Robert Frank recently wrote a book about America’s wealthy class, Richistan: A Journey Through the American Wealth Boom and the Lives of the New Rich. Two new websites have sprung up to service just that crowd, specifically catering to individuals looking for second homes.
Like many real estate web [...]

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In just 1 week real estate bloggers from around the US will descend upon San Francisco to be a part of “Blogger Connect“. Blogger Connect is an extension of the Inman Real Estate Connect conference that happens twice a year in New York and San Francisco.
As many people struggle to find the [...]

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I just read the Bloomberg report on how Realogy is planning on shifting the majority of their marketing budget from offline to online. At this level, we’re talking tens of millions of dollars being put into different media vehicles and platforms. With newspapers dying, the online advertising funnels for real estate are starting [...]

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I had a chance to get together with the guys from Sellsius today, as well as Marcus Burke a local real estate blogger from the CondoMetropolis.com. I had been unable to get out to meet them last night with Shaun from EKDAY, but they were kind enough to drive over to my part of [...]

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