Seven Predictions for 2016: The 90s Dance Music Edition
January 4, 2016
As you can probably see, this is a special edition of my 7 predictions. I normally post those on my blog at Notorious R.O.B., but
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Grading Time! Reviewing My 2015 Predictions
December 21, 2015
Welcome to another edition of an annual tradition, in which I go back and grade myself on my predictions made at the start of this year.
Update on NBER's REALTOR Commission Study
September 28, 2015
A few weeks ago, I put up a post about a working paper study from the National Bureau of Economic Research that researched the question of
NBER Study: Conflicts of Interest and the REALTOR Commission Puzzle
September 2, 2015
Yesterday, I gave a presentation at the Pacific West Association of REALTORS Broker Summit which I named “Bring the Pain”. To be fair, I ask
Syndication vs. IDX By the Numbers: A Response to Sam DeBord
April 15, 2015
Reader, thinker, and frequent commenter Sam DeBord has written a rebuttal over at GeekEstate to my declaration of vindication re: IDX = Syndication: IDX creates efficiency
Seven Predictions for 2015: The Nouvelle Vague Edition
December 30, 2014
Welcome, faithful readers to an annual tradition here at Notorious ROB: making predictions for the coming year that are Guaranteed to be Wrong, or Your Money
Grading Time! Reviewing My 2014 Predictions
December 22, 2014
Welcome to another edition of an annual tradition, in which I go back and grade myself on my predictions made at the start of this year.
In Which I Welcome the WSJ to 2011
September 23, 2014
Longtime readers of this blog know that I’ve been talking about Millennials for years now. Back in April of 2011, I wrote a post worrying
Zillow Plays the Race Card in Advance of Hosting HUD Secretary Donovan
January 21, 2014
Last Thursday, Zillow released a report on minority access to mortgages in partnership with the National Urban League. In case you were wondering what the
