And Charlottesville was represented well. We might not be the epicenter of real estate blogging, but to win the Carnival of Real Estate (archived: 2011)and the Odysseus Medal in the same week – wow.
Daniel’s Carnival winning post on social media and mine on the Wharton School of Business’ ignorance of Buyer-Brokerage.
I am humbled and honored to have been among the 12 finalists.
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