The 64th edition of the Carnival of Real Estate is posted at the RE Revealed.

With the explosion of real estate blogging occurring — and consumers reading them — it means the cost of building a identifiable brand are decreasing for real estate agents. As a result, I think more and more bloggers who have built recognizable online brands will…

I’m going to say the answer is definitely yes (and not just iPhone development). So, I guess the question becomes what impact will it have? On Wednesday, Inman News put out a 3-part series titled “Mobile matters in real estate” that I thought was worth…

Attracting clients is where the money is. Here’s a great example of someone brought home the bacon in the form of a attracting a client via blogging — Mike Jones, a mortgage lender for Golden Gate Mortgage in Tuscon, AZ. How’d he do it? Ranking…

I was at the California Realtor Expo last week in Anaheim (though only for Thursday) and ran into Kris Hutchinson, the CEO of Magnifi Online. Magnifi Online is a company that provides a range of services relating to search engine marketing, including: search engine optimization…

After having shut down hacked iPhones, it turns out Apple is focused on creating an open platform for the iPhone afterall — Third Party Applications on the iPhone Let me just say it: We want native third party applications on the iPhone, and we plan…

GeekEstate Blog’s newest contributor, Oliver Muoto, has just published 12 podcasts with top women bloggers from the RE.net. Oliver summarized his findings from the podcasts with a “part 2” of the post. If I had to highlight ONE (and only one) of his findings as…

The 63rd edition of the Carnival of Real Estate is posted at the Agent Genius.

Google has added additional street views in 6 cities today — Chicago, Pittsburgh, Philadelphia, Phoenix, Portland and Tucson. There’s no real real estate tie-in yet, but I’m guessing Google is thinking about integrating it into Google Base as a way to provide buyers a way…

Fellow GeekEstate Blog contributor Brian Wilson’s start-up, Zolve.com, is set to be up and running for everyone as of tomorrow morning. I was going to hold this until tomorrow morning, but given that TechCrunch already covered the site, I figured I would too. What opportunity…