Little More on NAR 800K
February 20, 2011
A while back, over on Notorious, I speculated that the number of real estate agents would drop further. Since the best measure of the number
Articles filed under Real Estate
On Syndication: Is A MLS A Data Repository, or An Exchange?
February 18, 2011
A current discussion within the MLS and tech vendor industry is around the issue of listing syndication. This post by Brian Larson, and the discussions
Wait Just One Minute… Did NAR Just Concede Its Data Sucks?
February 16, 2011
So CoreLogic releases a report in which it claims that NAR’s widely used Existing Home Sales stats are total garbage: CoreLogic reported sales totaled only
Updating the Renter Nation Prediction
February 16, 2011
The Wall Street Journal carried a story today on its front page entitled, “Banks Push Home Buyers to Put Down More Cash“. The key paragraph:
What's the Grade Level Required To Read Your Blog?
February 15, 2011
Once in a while, the Internet has gems in it that I find absolutely amazing, and tonight, I found one of them: online readability tests.
Brief Reflection on REFooCamp
February 12, 2011
A while ago, I wrote that it was time to reinvent the REBarCamp and that I would do more than just kvetch about it. Yesterday,
Bank of America Sets Up a New Division: Hopeful Signs
February 8, 2011
Just as my AOL Real Estate column on servicers and loss mitigation gets published, I see this news cross my desk…top: Bank of America President
Will SocialBios.com Be the Evidence We Need?
February 4, 2011
While at Inman NYC in January, I met a great guy, Ernie Graham, a co-founder of an outfit called SocialBios.com. He’s smart, he’s personable, he’s
Immediacy vs. Mediation and Online Real Estate
February 3, 2011
Just read this interesting post over on The Big Picture on The Daily, the new attempt by Rupert Murdoch to save print media by using
