Tag Archives: Realtor.com
Attention Realtor.com – Use Spell Check Please
Seriously, is it too much to ask for “REALTOR.com® is the official site of the National Association of REALTORS® and is operated by Move, Inc.” to ensure that there are not misspellings on its pages?
…I do kind of like the comprehensive display of information on the page, though. Continue reading
A thought on the current Realtor.com/AVM debate
Realtor.com has the opportunity to leverage their tenuous data advantage and position themselves ahead of the competition. Their current tactic of emulating rather than differentiating is not a positive sign. Continue reading
One thing that absolutely must be fixed on the new Realtor.com
Spell ” separate ” correctly, for goodness sakes. I guess that’s why it’s a beta. 
Also, in the message sent to the Realtor, why have pre-written text advertising to the Realtor ? Continue reading
A 30 second review of the new Realtor dot com
Not sure why a featured listing asking $995k shows at the top of the screen when I’m searching for houses between $250k and $350k. … I still want GIS, crime, school, etc, but this is a decent start (as well it should be – Realtor.com has continually redefined the standard of “underwhelmingly underperforming” for YEARS. Continue reading
What will MLS data standards do for the consumers?
With the recent talk of how forthcoming data standards are going to make property data sharing more efficient and thus better for consumers and Realtors, here is one of my requests – I’d love to see a (Google) Mashup (or the MLS would be even better, and I think a no-brainer) providing an overlay of school districts. … Even better, make it so that registered users could make their own pages with all their important locations to help them organize their thoughts and help their Realtor representatives better understand their thoughts and thought processes. Continue reading
