Magical Thinking vs. Boring Reality
July 23, 2012
Facebook can sometimes be a gold mine for content. Consider these two seemingly unrelated events: Marie is a friend who used to work in
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Real Estate Needs A Roger Goodell
June 29, 2012
I just saw that picture above on Facebook today. I don’t know the man, and he could be the best real estate agent ever to
Information and the Firm, Real Estate: What Does Big Data Even Mean?
June 22, 2012
In part 1, we just looked at one person’s view of what Big Data means for corporations, then tried to apply it to real
Transparency For Thee, But Not For Me
June 13, 2012
(I’m going to try an experiment with this post and a couple others in the future. This post will be under 600 words, period. Then
Description is Not Prescription: A Response to Brian Larson on IDX
May 31, 2012
One of the guys I respect most in this business — indeed, one of the guys I learned the most from just by reading
In Which I Solve the Syndication Problem, Once And For All
May 30, 2012
Let’s suppose that you’re some graduate student at Beijing University and you want to write a paper on the major issues confronting the American
Austin's IDX Kerfuffle and Antitrust Issues
May 25, 2012
So that whole Austin IDX kerfuffle is back in the news again, courtesy of Inman: A contingent of Austin Realtors say listing agents should be
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 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
