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RealEstateCafe's most recent comments:

• On 12 Mar 2013 in Why Redfin, Zillow, and Trulia Haven't Killed Off Real Estate Brokers, Yet, RealEstateCafe said:

  Wish Business Week had taken time to dig deeper into reasons the "traditional" real estate business model has been resistant to change. If participants in the Consumer Revolution in Real Estate twenty years ago offered their perspectives, think they could coauthor a better article? Should we try, or at least revisit the landscape 20 years ago to identify themes and overdue reforms omitted by the BW article?

  http://bit.ly/ConsREv93

  What if we teamed up with a new generation of tech-savvy consumers and partnered with app developers to harness new technologies and business models? Can we make progress on the reVRM-Minifesto contained in this slideshow?

  DAG + ID + VRM = GameChanger
  http://bit.ly/reVRMgameChanger

• On 19 May 2012 in Huge increase in high end inventory, RealEstateCafe said:

  Here are two perspectives on the luxury housing market in Boston, the first bullish; and the second (our own), bearish. Although our comments about seasonality were among the industry perspectives presented in the Boston Business Journal’s “premium content," it did not make this video by CBS NEWS

  Luxury Home Sales Rise (05/14/12)
  http://boston.cbslocal.com/2012/05/14/luxury-home-sales-rise/

  Here’s are more compelling stats and a graph from our ongoing research into “Million Dollar Markdowns” (M$M) and other trends in the luxury housing market across Massachusetts:

  Luxury home sales: Mixed signals, spin invite satire, monitoring.
  http://bit.ly/LuxRESpin

  Any other housing markets seeing "million dollar markdowns" (M$M) initiated by sellers / listing agents, or M$M price concessions negotiated by buyers / buyer agents?