Posted by Dustin on February 7, 2008 in
Real Estate Business |
∞ What does it mean that the new rental valuation site (announced by Inman) is partnered with Zillow? Speculation is that Zillow may be (at least partially) funding these guys. Anyone from Zillow care to clear it up?
Tags: funding, rent, Zillow
(some names left anonymous to protect the innocent) There’s a hell of a lot of VC money floating around this industry. I was surprised at how many people there were with lots of VC funding. Joel seemed to notice the same thing: “a whole new crop of real estate search sites that are going to [...]
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Posted by Dustin on December 28, 2007 in
Uncategorized |
∞ …apartment search? With only five listings in Brooklyn (push out the price range to show all homes), I must say I’m not impressed with FlyRig. Mashable compares the site to Craigslist, but I’m thinking HotPads is a more obvious competitor (and they have ~37 rental listings within the neighborhood of Bay Ridge within Brooklyn).
Tags: Craigslist, FlyRig, HotPads, listing, rent, search
Posted by Dustin on December 11, 2007 in
Investment,
Technology |
∞ …monthly payments, I’ve always thought it would be interesting to mix rentals and homes-for-sale based on this criteria. But now that I see it in action on HotPads, I’m not so sure (although it might just be the pulsating graphics that got to me). The folks at HotPads tried to help out by providing lots [...]
Tags: HotPads, rent, web2.0
