By Joel Burslem on Thursday, October 2, 2008 Filed Under: IndustryTags: GlobalEdge, Real-Estate-News
Compiled by the folks at GlobalEdge, a list of the top 100 bloggers and real estate journalists from around the world makes up The GlobalEdge Top 100.
Their methodology, from their site:
This list was compiled by searching Google’s top 100 results using terms like “real estate blog” and “property news”. In this respect it is [...]
I have new found respect for what the Zillow folks must go through every time they release a new version of their site.
We just spent the weekend pushing the new Inman News site live.
You can see the result over on Inman.com right now. I should warn you the site is getting hammered right now so [...]
When I originally started at eppraisal a couple years ago I discussed the idea of creating a service that would allow someone to sell and buy a house online. It would be an end-to-end transaction with all of the documents and tie-ins to vendors that might be needed to make that work. I [...]
Matt Carter on the Inman News Blog and his take on the future of real estate. Some of the best analysis I’ve read recently.
Granted, I’m biased (full disclosure: I work for Inman News) - but seriously, go read.
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By Joel Burslem on Tuesday, May 1, 2007 Filed Under: Industry NewsTags: Allen-Dalton, Industry News, Move.com, Real-Estate, Real-Estate-2.0, Real-Estate-Marketing, Real-Estate-News, real-estate-technology, Real-Estate-web-site, Real-Estate-Web-Sites, Realtor.com
The lumbering beast that is Move.com is slowly transforming itself and just like a snake, it’s shedding it’s skin - but can it really get rid itself of an overwhelmingly negative reputation in this industry?
I think it’s trying to, with some degree of success.
They’ve scored some small scale PR victories of late with initiatives like [...]
By Joel Burslem on Thursday, March 29, 2007 Filed Under: IndustryTags: Industry, Real-Estate, Real-Estate-2.0, real-estate-advertising, Real-Estate-Industry, Real-Estate-Marketing, Real-Estate-News, Real-Estate-software, real-estate-technology, RealEspace
Jeff, the Xbroker, has slowly been leaking details of his newest venture, RealEspace, over the last few days. What is RealEspace? Well, no-one really knows just yet, but details are emerging. From a recent post at The XBroker, Jeff describes RealEspace as:
* A Best-of-Breed user interface to search property listings, backed by robust demographical [...]
Great piece in today’s NY Times on the trend of the “property entertainment” on channels such as HGTV and A&E.
TV Land - New York Times
I’ll admit I’ve sat down and watch a few of these shows from time to time, but I don’t find them terribly entertaining. If I’m going to watch “reality” television [...]
By Joel Burslem on Friday, March 16, 2007 Filed Under: Industry NewsTags: future-of-real-estate-marketing, Industry News, Inman-News, Joel-Burslem, Real-Estate, Real-Estate-2.0, Real-Estate-Industry, Real-Estate-Marketing, Real-Estate-News, real-estate-technology
The pace of blogging at FoREM has slowed a bit over the last few days. I’ve been buried wrapping up a number of projects for my current employer before I make a pretty significant transition.
I’m happy to announce I will be joining the nice folks over at Inman News, as of March 26. I will [...]
By Joel Burslem on Thursday, March 8, 2007 Filed Under: Industry NewsTags: Google-Base, Hitwise, HouseValues, Industry News, Move.com, MSN-Real-Estate, Real-Estate, Real-Estate-2.0, Real-Estate-News, Top-Real-Estate-Sites
Hitwise, the Internet traffic ranking service, just released its US Real Estate Report for February 2007. The report is based on a sample audience of 10 million US Internet users. It’s kind of like Nielsen numbers for the ‘Net.
Top 30 Real Estate Websites
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My observations:
Move.com is on the [...]
The Seattle based brokerage has always claimed its business model was more in line with consumers’ interests.
Redfin CEO Glenn Kelman has insisted on numerous occasions, that by having non-commission buyers’ agents, it can negotiate more effectively for its clients. From yesterday’s Seattle Times:
“Traditional real-estate brokerage has a screwed-up compensation system. It pays its agents [...]