Follow-Up to the Redfin Post-IPO Post: BooM!
July 14, 2017
I had planned on my second post about Redfin to be its potential impact on Associations, MLS and maybe tech vendors. But you know, this
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The Impact of Redfin Post-IPO: Part 1 – Brokerages
July 10, 2017
Since I wrote most of the last post about Redfin’s IPO off-the-cuff without thinking too hard, I promised I would have something more substantive on Redfin’s
Random Thoughts on Redfin Going Public
July 4, 2017
I have been waiting, wanting, hoping for Redfin to go public for a few years now. For a bunch of reasons, mostly having to do
Are Investor Offers Always Worse?
June 19, 2017
I’ve been in the mountains of North Carolina the last couple of weeks with intermittent internet service and zero cell coverage. So obviously, blogging was
Random Musings: FSBO and the MLS, NAR Mandates Syndication, and Googlicious Horror
June 1, 2017
I’m packing for a two-day road trip, after which I will be in the mountains of North Carolina as opposed to the swamps of Houston
Zillow Fever Strikes Again! Instant Offer Triggers Insecure Agents
May 23, 2017
One of the more amusing things about the real estate industry in the 21st century is the extent to which Zillow triggers some folks to
Star Trek, Star Wars, and Real Estate: Failure of the Imagination
April 9, 2017
I was stuck at the airport last week with the fifth flight delay in two days (courtesy of United Airlines). The upside to all that
Understanding Opendoor’s Mortgage Brokerage Move
March 7, 2017
Regular readers know that I have said that Opendoor could be the most important company in real estate. My reasoning was that Opendoor looked to be trying to
Understanding Opendoor’s Mortgage Brokerage Move
March 7, 2017
Regular readers know that I have said that Opendoor could be the most important company in real estate. My reasoning was that Opendoor looked to be trying to
