Don’t Let The Loss Fool You; Realogy Is Getting Healthy
May 10, 2012
Last year, I wrote that Realogy’s numbers looked pretty good to me, despite the fact that Realogy had lost $237m in Q1 of 2011. I
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Don't Let The Loss Fool You; Realogy Is Getting Healthy
May 10, 2012
Last year, I wrote that Realogy’s numbers looked pretty good to me, despite the fact that Realogy had lost $237m in Q1 of 2011. I
On the Open Source MLS
May 8, 2012
Jeff Corbett, my good friend and former partner at 7DS Associates, recently penned a fantastic call to arms at the RETSO blog in which he
A Government Looking to Elect A New People: A Response to Bill Lublin on the Future of NAR
May 3, 2012
A few weeks back, Bill Lublin and I engaged in a spirited debate about the future of the Association, stemming from this post of
A Small Step, Fraught With Significance: ListHub Introduces “MLS Preferred” Concept
April 27, 2012
Back in November of 2010, I wrote about Move’s acquisition of ListHub and what it might mean for “Syndication Quality”. I thought then that
A Small Step, Fraught With Significance: ListHub Introduces "MLS Preferred" Concept
April 27, 2012
Back in November of 2010, I wrote about Move’s acquisition of ListHub and what it might mean for “Syndication Quality”. I thought then that
Expanding On My RETSO Speech On the Future of the REALTOR Association
April 23, 2012
I’ve been traveling pretty much nonstop since attending the best event on the real estate conference calendar: RETechSouth (or RETSO for short). As always,
A Quick Note on Asset Bubbles: A Response to Barry Ritholtz
April 17, 2012
I’m on the road so don’t have a ton of time to be doing a long post, but a reader emailed me a post by
SuperZips and Real Estate: In Which I Seek Answers from Economists
April 15, 2012
One of the most eye-opening books I’ve read in the past few years is Coming Apart: State of White America 1960-2010 by Charles Murray, a
