Transparency in Bidding… A Question That May or May Not Be Hypothetical
June 6, 2015
Let me tell you a story. It may be fiction, it may be nonfiction. It’s about a man, who may or may not be a
Articles filed under Art and Comedy of Politics
Grading Time! Reviewing My 2014 Predictions
December 22, 2014
Welcome to another edition of an annual tradition, in which I go back and grade myself on my predictions made at the start of this year.
Antitrust Questions on MLS Decision to Screw With Syndication
September 26, 2014
Having just spent a couple of days at CMLS, a young man’s fancy turns to questions of MLS-related things. In this case, a middle-aged man’s
Association, MLS, RPAC: An Idea for Political Domination
April 7, 2014
File this one under: “There Is No Box” kind of thinking. The reason why this isn’t a Black Paper (yet) is that I haven’t checked
Zillow Plays the Race Card in Advance of Hosting HUD Secretary Donovan
January 21, 2014
Last Thursday, Zillow released a report on minority access to mortgages in partnership with the National Urban League. In case you were wondering what the
Seven Predictions for 2014: Power Ballads Edition
January 7, 2014
I wanted to get to this before 2014 dawned, of course, but… it was more fun to hang out with my boys. And by that
Grading Time! Reviewing My 2013 Predictions
January 2, 2014
Welcome to another edition of an annual tradition, in which I go back and grade myself on my predictions made at the start of this
A Few Thoughts On The Zillow Housing Forum
November 4, 2013
Two weeks ago, Zillow organized a small event in Washington DC with the title “Getting Our House In Order: Solving the Lingering Issues of the
Zillow Strikes Again
September 19, 2013
On the newswire this morning was a press release announcing the broadcast of an interview with Senators Bob Cocker (R-Tenn) and Mark Warner (D-Va) conducted
