Virtual Tours for me have always been a bit cartoonish. They have always seemed kind of cool, but never seemed to have much viability as a marketing tool. They always made me dizzy.;-) I will be making my real estate marketing predictions for 2005 in...
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It appears the MSN search engine is out of Beta and it appears the engine is feed is no longer feeding Yahoo data and this is MSN's home grown data. Submit here to get MSNbot to visit your site, but it probably will be better...
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To the dismay of the doomsdayers, the housing bubble just won't burst. As I have said before, supply and demand is a tough nut to crack as long as interest rates stay favorable. In California, home builders will still fall nearly 40,000 units short of...
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We have been hearing forever how the bubble is going to burst, and interest rates can't stay low forever. In fact, The Wall Street Journal polled 56 economists, and 55 agree: Long-term interest rates will RISE in 2005. Youch! No worries though. As it turns...
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Or:Real Estate MLS gone.. again Inman recently included a piece that alerted me to a new vortal that inlcudes newspapers' property listings. The site is called Homescape.com, a division of Classified Ventures. They have mirrored sites at HomeHunter.com and NewHomeNetwork.com. Why isn't there alarm bells...
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According to recent reports by Borrell & Associates, real-estate brokers' and agents' websites are losing online market share of the real estate listings marketplace. They report that certain keyword real-estate searches have recently began to ignore most of the Realtor Websites in the search engines....
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