Zillow: Real Estate’s 1,000 Pound Gorilla
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When the National Assc. of Realtors announced they were establishing Realtor.com to “assist” local agent and their companies to market to a younger generation, I said that was stupid because there were way too many people smarter then they were that could beat them in a digital marketplace. Yes I retired in 2012, but I was right, Zillow will beat them all up and corner the digital Real Estate Market, and force agents in evey market to join them or lose business, making them King Kong the 4,000 lb. Gorilla.
you can’t comment on the house of the week, but with the current policy of leaving up the same home for a month, maybe it is time to change it to the house of the “month”
Thanks Jim. Our real estate search engine and home of the week feature was supposed to go live last week but hit a snag. it should be changed today or tomorrow.
I see the House of the year is still up, sorry you are having technical difficulties, I enjoy seeing different homes.