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10 real estate-related Twitter accounts to follow
Dolly Lenz, EDC's Kimball among the twitterati
If used correctly, Twitter can be an important way to share real estate news and trends while building one’s brand. Here are 10 accounts that get it.
RT @trdny: .@REBNY study: tax revenue from real estate sector comprised 38% of New York City base http://t.co/tkQF16J193
— Bob Knakal (@BobKnakal) March 5, 2014
Robert Knakal, chairman of Massey Knakal Realty Services. Insight into the commercial market from one of the city’s top multi-family brokers.
National employment just 0.5% below pre-recession peak. But residential construction employment still 35% off housing-bubble peak. — Jed Kolko (@JedKolko) March 7, 2014
Jed Kolko, chief economist at Trulia. Tweets about the national real estate landscape and shares market trends and original research.
The real truth about “Location, Location, Location” – on @OwnerMagazine http://t.co/liq6P9rlpG
— Renée Fishman (@reneefishman) March 6, 2014
Renee Fishman, Halstead Property broker. Tweets on real estate trends. Has the highest Klout score among Halstead brokers.
Lower #Manhattan lot listed at $260M, which will beat record by 17% for residential development site if sold http://t.co/BdcF58YzDk #nyre — Adrian Noriega (@1adriannoriega) March 11, 2014
Adrian Noriega, Core broker. Tweets on real estate news, new development, market trends.
What to expect when you’re expecting home price increases. @zillow‘s latest forecasts for all markets: http://t.co/Et3lI8eReu
— Stan Humphries (@StanHumphries) February 25, 2014
Stan Humphries, chief economist at Zillow. Tweets on housing market trends.
Top CBD Office buyers in 2013 @jpmorgan #Brookfield @NorgesBank #AmericanRealty #Vornado #CRE. We’ll be sharing more top buyer results soon! — Real Capital (@realcapital) March 7, 2014
Real Capital Analytics. Tweets on commercial property investment trends, shares original market research.
VERY Cool! But Livable? @jzl1388 “@robtfrank: What $1 million buys you in Monaco, Hong Kong and New York. Not much. pic.twitter.com/bBX7RTe5ep”
— I. Dolly Lenz (@IDollyLenz) March 6, 2014
Dolly Lenz, super-broker. Tweets on national market trends and luxury real estate.
NYT again endorses NYCHA In-fill plan, allowing private developers 2 build on public housing land in NYC @VishaanNYC http://t.co/OSR3Na6kUv — El Barrio Tours (@Elbarriotours) February 8, 2014
Vishaan Chakrabarti, partner SHoP Architects, real estate professor at Columbia University. Tweets on architecture, urban planning, affordable housing.
Those who doubt my claim that DOH has 19X more eatery inspectors than DOB has for buildings: See here http://t.co/rv1Rv7V0g2
— Steve Cuozzo (@stevecuozzo) March 9, 2014
Steve Cuozzo, real estate columnist for the New York Post. Tweets on New York commercial real estate news.
ICYMI @BilldeBlasio appointments = very serious about addressing City’s housing, inequality crisis Cc:@NYCHA @NYCHousing @NYCMayorsOffice — Kyle Kimball (@kyedki) February 8, 2014
Kyle Kimball, president of New York City EDC. Tweets on city planning issues, startups and politics.