Negative Space: Reffkin and Schneider on the Future of Brokerages
February 11, 2019
It’s been over a week since I thawed out from the polar vortex that was Inman Connect NYC. I realize that people in Chicago and
Articles filed under Futurism for Fun and Profit
The Machine and the Real Estate Agent
January 21, 2019
I’m taking a break from writing my February report, and thought I’d think through something with you all. It’s not directly relevant to my Red
HomeDate: In Which I Offer a Free Idea for Tech Entrepreneurs
January 8, 2019
I’m on a flight to Austin today for what promises to be an interesting first trip of 2019. And thinking about the January Red Dot,
Seven Predictions for 2019: K-Pop Edition
January 1, 2019
[Posted earlier at Inman News; now that it’s actually 2019, figured it was safe to post to my site for posterity.] So it turns out
Zillow, Redfin and the Tinderization of Real Estate
November 20, 2018
I’m deep into writing the December Red Dot, which will be on the Q3 earnings calls and what they portend for the industry, but there’s
Things Become Clearer: NAR vs. Zillow; C2EX vs. Best of Zillow
November 6, 2018
I’ve been busy researching and writing the November Red Dot, which has now been published. But as often happens, when I’m deep in that project,
iBuyers and Competition: In Which I Welcome Jay Thompson Back to the Blogosphere
October 10, 2018
Over at Inman News, Jay Thompson, one of the original RE.net bloggerati, has returned to blogging in triumph with his post “Are iBuyers Going to
Seven NYC Brokerages and RealScout Do A Dangerous Thing
September 20, 2018
I’m deep into writing the October Red Dot, but Andrew Flachner of RealScout sent me a personal email this morning with his Open Letter to
On the Opendoor Acquisition of Open Listings
September 11, 2018
Just thought I’d drop a brief (well, for me) note here about Opendoor’s acquisition of Open Listings, in between preparing for hurricane Florence…. Inman News has
