Zillow.com recently published some research where they looked at U.S. home prices broken down according to location: urban, suburban, and rural. Here’s what they found: As you can see, urban homes across the U.S. largely trailed their suburban counterparts in terms of absolute value up… Read More
Version One Ventures – which is an early-stage venture capital fund based in Vancouver – recently published a free handbook called, A Guide to Marketplaces. Online marketplaces are really fascinating because they are perhaps broader in scope than you might initially think. For example, Uber… Read More
https://500px.com/embed.js This afternoon I was chatting with some friends about Toronto real estate (which is something that happens a lot in this city), and we started talking about “The Starbucks Effect.” Basically, we were talking about how this neighborhood just got a Starbucks and how… Read More
This post originally appeared on the Rotman Morning & Evening MBA blog. As a recent graduate of Rotman’s Morning MBA program (and presumably because somebody over there reads Architect This City), I was asked to write a guest post for their MBA blog. More specifically,… Read More
Today it was announced that Zillow.com will be buying Trulia.com for $3.5 billion in a stock-for-stock transaction. Based on share of web visits, the biggest real estate website in the US has just acquired the 2nd biggest. Both companies make the bulk of their money… Read More
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Unlike travel agents, real estate brokers are still prevalent. Website Redfin’s attempts to grab market share show just how stubborn they can be
Why Redfin, Zillow, and Trulia Haven’t Killed Off Real Estate Brokers
Unlike travel agents, real estate brokers are still prevalent. Website Redfin’s attempts to grab market share show just how stubborn they can be
Why Redfin, Zillow, and Trulia Haven’t Killed Off Real Estate Brokers
“Real estate, by far, is the most screwed up industry in America,” he told CBS News’s 60 Minutes in 2007. “We feel like things that Amazon or EBay (EBAY) or Yahoo! (YHOO) have done in other industries, we can do for the real estate industry.” Kelman [CEO of Redfin] now regards that statement… Read More
BRANDON DONNELLY 