Surfing the next wave
December 02, 2008 06:01PM By Gabby Warshawer
This month, The Real Deal takes a look at how the Internet has fundamentally altered the business of real estate and what the future holds for the relationship between the two. It's now difficult to imagine a real estate landscape bereft of some of the relationship's positive attributes — a Webless world, say, where potential customers aren't able to pore over floor plans at the click of a button.
Hoping the disease is also the cure by E.B. Solomont
Putting more muscle into Internet marketing by Marc Ferris
Top residential brokerage Web sites in Manhattan
Blogging to get ahead by Michael P. Ventura
Going from clicks to bricks, despite the odds by Elizabeth Thomas
Moving on to the next wave of Internet marketing by John Celock
Enthusiasm un-Curbed by Michael P. Ventura
Foreclosure listings a boost to traffic by E.B. Solomont
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