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Home Buying, US Real Estate

First time buyers should have an easier time this year

By Mike Wheatley | March 31, 2019

Featured News, US Real Estate

Analysis shows Chicago is the easiest place to save for a down payment

By Mike Wheatley | August 23, 2018

If you’re struggling to save up for a down payment on your first home, you could do a lot worse than move to Chicago, where it’s possible to do so within just three years, according to a new analysis from RealEstate.com.

Featured News, Industry Technology, Real Estate Technology, US Real Estate

Zillow launches RealEstate.com for first-time buyers

By Mike Wheatley | May 4, 2017

Zillow is launching another new real estate-focused website tailored specifically for first-time buyers, many of whom it says are millennials.

Featured News, Real Estate, Real Estate Resource, US Real Estate

10 Great Google+ Pages for Real Estate Professionals

By Kristi Hines | November 30, 2011

Looking for some great Google+ page in the real estate industry? Here are 10 Google+ pages in the real estate industry to check out to see how you can get more out of Google+. RealEstate.com RealEstate.com offers to provide information with the latest and greatest tips to make home buying and selling as effortless as […]

Featured News, US Real Estate

RealEstate.com Cashes Out for $8.2 Million

By Phil Butler | September 22, 2011

In technology news, Market Leader, an online marketing and technology company, has just acquired RealEstate.com for $8.25 million. The deal included the RealEstate.com domain, website, the network, some 250 + brokerages who participate, patents, and many other domain names, according to the news.

Featured News, US Real Estate

What to Do With Bug Ugly Real Estate Sites: Part I

By Phil Butler | July 29, 2011

Anyone would think massively successful real estate entities on the web could afford the very best digital engagement. And they can, they just somehow don't see fit to offer gripping aesthetics, a real conversation, and true value to visitors - at least not their best efforts. This begs the question; "Should Google factor in aesthetics and social media engagement where relevance is concerned?" Maybe Google + will?

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