Posted by Joel Burslem on Thursday, April 9, 2009 Filed Under: TechnologyTags: Real-Estate-2.0, real-estate-API
In what should surely spur another burst of creativity from the real estate developer set, the New York Times announced this week a brand new Real Estate API.
The Times API contains real estate data from the NYC Department of Finance dating back to 2003 and all the classifieds data from the Grey Lady dating back [...]
Posted by Joel Burslem on Tuesday, February 20, 2007 Filed Under: InternetTags: Internet, PlotorNot, Real-Estate, Real-Estate-2.0, real-estate-API, Real-Estate-Marketing, real-estate-search, Real-Estate-web-site, Real-Estate-Web-Sites, Search, trulia, trulia.com, Truliaholic, vertical-search
Trulia released its API this morning, simultaneously sparking a whole new business model (the mashup of a mashup) and thus introducing in others a whole new level of self-doubt and period of intense philosophical reflection on what it means to be a mashup. (I mash therefore I am?)
I guess this is Real Estate 2.02.0.
Trulia’s API [...]
