Real Estate Marketing in a Post-Middle Era: Property
April 20, 2009
In part 1, I started to talk about marketing in a consumer environment when the middle is disappearing. My basic hyopthesis is that the American
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Marketing In a Post-Middle Era
April 17, 2009
Thanks to Brandie Young‘s wonderful post, I found David Amano’s thought-provoking post on “Marketing in a Post-Consumer Era”. It’s worth reading in full. Actually, they’re
Thoughts On Green Real Estate (Report from the 2009 YAREA Conference)
April 7, 2009
So it turns out that in addition to ruling the world from the Skull & Bones tomb, Yalies also get involved in real estate from
Future of Broker Websites
March 29, 2009
Matt Dollinger, of @Properties in Chicago, raised a very interesting question at the Leading RE conference that just concluded. He then raised it again over
Tribus Cometh: Gehenna or Anarch Revolt?
March 26, 2009
At the recent RE Tech South conference, I had the opportunity to meet Eric Stegemann — a self-described 25-year old going on 40 — who
The Fundamental Misconception of Social Media
March 4, 2009
Unless you have been living under a rock, you’ve heard of this “social media” thing. But if pressed to define it, you — like the
In Which I Defend Realogy, Yet Again (It IS Fun!)
February 18, 2009
In the comments section of my post on Alex Perriello’s confidence in denying a bankruptcy for Realogy, a commenter by name of “Still Don’t Agree”
Redfin Transforms: The End of the Beginning?
February 13, 2009
Now this is not the end. It is not even the beginning of the end. But it is, perhaps, the end of the beginning. –
The Firm As Model Actually Happening?
February 5, 2009
In a time lost in memory, in a world far far away, I openly hypothesized that the future of real estate brokerage might look more
