Things Go In Cycles: The Return of Walled Gardens?
It’s a hot Saturday morning here in Houston, and the sunlight is so strong you can almost feel the weight of it on your skin.
It’s a hot Saturday morning here in Houston, and the sunlight is so strong you can almost feel the weight of it on your skin.
As I’m sure you all have heard by now, Zillow has gone public this morning and at least the first day’s worth of trading
As I’m sure you all have heard by now, Zillow has gone public this morning and at least the first day’s worth of trading
In Part Two, we looked at how social might impact real estate, if it is in fact taken very seriously indeed. All of it triggered
In Part One, we congratulated Ernie Graham and his team at SocialBios for getting acquired. I hope he picked out a nice Lamborghini Reventon in
This is the first part of what I think will be a three-part examination of some rather curious things I’ve been seeing. First of all,
The other day, at the as-yet-unnamed Houston Social Media Club dinner, we got to talking about (what else) using social media for marketing purposes.
A mere six days ago, NAR’s Chief Economist (and my doppelganger) Lawrence Yun released this cheery video forecast on housing for the remainder of the
The Wall Street Journal reports that rents are up and vacancies are down across the United States: Apartment landlords are enjoying rising rents and falling
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