Imagine All The People…
January 18, 2012
Lawrence Yun, the Chief Economist of NAR and my doppelganger, has a new post up in which he discusses the growth in global population: In
Articles filed under Rob Hahn
Simple, Easy, and the Starbucks Index
January 17, 2012
I would write a review of my week in New York City at the Inman Connect conference… except that I was in meetings pretty
Seven Predictions for 2012, The Techno Edition
January 2, 2012
Continuing the tradition that started when the earth was young (or last year… depending on your definition of “time”), I’d like to present this year’s
Reviewing My 2011 Predictions
December 28, 2011
In 2009, I batted .600 in predictions for 2010. And I thought that was fun. It’s one thing to make predictions; it’s another to look back
Watson, And the Future of Real Estate Technology
December 16, 2011
Over on Facebook, in one of the real estate discussion groups I’m involved with, Loren Sanders posted the following: I saw a documentary called
Thoughts on the Charleston HearItDirect Event
December 12, 2011
So I’ve had a few days to recover from a wonderful, crazy, hectic, monumental week. I’m referring, of course, to the HearItDirect event that Sue
Extinction Event Horizon: Real Estate
November 17, 2011
It was the best of times, it was the worst of times. The recently concluded NAR Convention in Anaheim that is. On the one hand,
The Giant Syndication Hole in IDX Policy
November 11, 2011
One of the most fun things about coming to a NAR event — whether Mid-Year or Annual — is the ability to connect previously unconnected
Does Branded MLS Data Matter? A Proposal for An Experiment
November 10, 2011
Yesterday, your faithful correspondent was part of an interesting session held by the Council of MLS (CMLS) here in Anaheim on branding or certifying MLS
