Many online classifieds don’t directly reflect data of ‘how long a property has been on the market’ as top-level information for online consumers. Recently, we were browsing listings in the Phoenix metropolitan and came across a “choice” listing online (20 photos, good detail, virtual tour, video tour, etc)…a…

As an owner of an online marketing tool that is always expanding its options and features, I am wondering what technology enhancements does to your listing fee.  We all know that in each brokerage there are those that “Get It” and those that don’t.  With…

Sorry, I just have to do it — link to fellow Geek Estate contributor Jay Thompson twice in the same day (prior link)! This week’s Carnival of Real Estate, posted at Phoenix Real Estate Guy, is just too good NOT to link to it.

In August of 2005, the real estate market began to shift and adjust. Notice of Default recordings were on the rise, Trustees Sales began to emerge, then the Foreclosures, REO’s, (Bank Owned) and Real Estate Auctions started to dominate many of our markets across the…

Please join me in welcoming our newest Geek to the Geek Estate Blog — Brad Andersohn, who is one of three community builders at Active Rain (you can find his blog here). With over 22 years experience in the real estate industry, Brad specializes in…

The 86th edition of the Carnival of Real Estate is posted at True Gotham.

The 85th edition of the Carnival of Real Estate is live at RealCentralVA.

How does buying a home in Auburn, AL compare to the Auburn, WA real estate market? How does Queen Anne compare to Queens? In short, I haven’t found a good technology solution as of yet. I moved to Seattle a little over a year ago….

The 84th edition of the Carnival of Real Estate is live at Hotpads Daily.

For any agents out there working with buyers, especially for those that are looking to buy in the city, here is a great website to build the value of the area you are showing. It’s called WalkScore.com and it is a pretty cool site. Living…