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 Observations, commentary and a few rants about consumer and real estate practitioner trends that are transforming the business of real estate brokerage.
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Lax in Posting Due to New Site
I'm sorry that this blog, as well as my others, has been neglected for a while. I have been busy writing content for a new site. I've been fortunate to have been selected as the new Real Estate Business Guide...
12/01/2008 02:16 PM
Raking it In!
I just had an internet prospect request more information on a land listing. This parcel has been listed more than a year at almost a quarter million dollars. Yet the listing broker never took a photo, attached no documents (plat,...
12/01/2008 02:16 PM
Just Got The Scoop-The Walk-Through is Dead
It seems that the New York Times is discontinuing their real estate blog. I had posted the question recently about why there have been no posts since August 7th. I just received a Google Alert on my Treo that the...
12/01/2008 02:16 PM
The New York Times and RECAP
I've coined a new acronym (RECAP) which stands for the Real Estate Criticism Accuracy Police. It's not always that criticism, particularly that which is put forth in high profile magazines and newspapers is not accurate. But I do notice a...
12/01/2008 02:16 PM
Too Many at the Party!
The Freakonomics Blog finally did another real estate post. I've been waiting, as I like to comment on their posts. Here's one about the per capita number of REALTORS® in given areas. Pretty soon, if you're not in real estate,...
12/01/2008 02:16 PM
The Walk-Through - Where are You??
Link: The Walk-Through - New York Times Real Estate Blog doesn't have a new post since August 7th! I reloaded the page, cleared my cache and still nothing. Are you all on vacation? It makes it harder for me to...
12/01/2008 02:16 PM
Take a Picture Already!!!
I've posted on this topic before, but it's a pet peeve and a situation that reflects extremely poorly on all of us. I just did a search of an MLS system and came up with these numbers: 1. 1285 total...
12/01/2008 02:16 PM
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