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Upstream and CoreLogic are not the MLS
Counterpoint to WSJ: “When You Buy or Sell a Home, Realty Bites”
WSJ published an opinion piece today by Jack Ryan and Jonathan Friedland, proprietors of REX, a real estate brokerage. While competition in real estate is welcome and healthy, accusations founded upon a lack of knowledge and/or false logic should not …
#ICNY 2019: One MLS to rule them all, Zillow’s upstream movement, iBuyers and more
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Note: This discussion originated in the Geek Estate Mastermind — thanks to the Inman community for introducing me to so many of these brilliant minds at …
Decoding the Broker-MLS Cold War Part 2: Free the Data
- Real estate apps and data don’t function seamlessly across MLS, broker and vendor tools — there are concrete technical reasons.
- Brokers need to understand the issues that keep them from leveraging MLS data fully.
- MLSs need to adopt
Conquer the 7 deadly sins of real estate leadership
Real estate roundup: Big money, bad data, bot bites dog
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Big money is influencing the real estate business the way it does politics. It pushes ideals to their extremes to see how much they can withstand and still carry a critical …
Inman Connect San Francisco’s swan song: fear and discipline
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The kind of ingenuity displayed at ICSF is what will lead the winners into the industry’s next phase
Last week was Inman’s final Connect conference in San Francisco.
Does a Compass lie? Finding true north in real estate
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Why will a consumer or agent choose to work with you this year, in five years or in 10 years?
Earlier this week, Brad Inman relayed a story
Who’s lobbying NAR? Zillow, dues dollars and the DOJ
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The National Association of Realtors is perennially involved in lobbying legislators to effect healthy real estate policy. The shoe has been on the other foot lately. A local