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Credit Suisse Sued $24 Billion In Real Estate Deal Gone Bad – Atlantic Online
New York Daily News Credit Suisse Sued $24 Billion In Real Estate Deal Gone Bad Atlantic Online An enormous $24 billion lawsuit was filed yesterday against Credit Suisse accusing the bank of defrauding investors in a giant real estate scam. … Investors sue Credit Suisse for fraud Financial Times Is Credit Suisse a Predatory Lender? BNET Lawsuit filed against bank over lending practices Las Vegas Sun Luxist (blog)
8 Reasons for Selling Your Real Estate Online – PR Newswire (press release)
8 Reasons for Selling Your Real Estate Online PR Newswire (press release) In the case of selling property in an online real estate marketplace, you have many advantages that combine to increase the time you devote to other … US home buyers' negotiating power falls-Zillow Reuters India Reporting Roundup: See Market Run. Run Market Run.
Trulia releases new Premium Listings
Trulia rolls out a new premium listings program for brokers. With the new product, brokers and agents will receive top placement and added exposure for being a Trulia customer. The new Premium Listings package makes it much easier for consumers to connect with leading brokers and agents. Premium Listings includes: Featuring of listings at the top of the results Optimized and company branded home buyer contact form Detailed listing and lead reporting More brand exposure Dedicated customer support This, along with our new ranking of property listings, will be a winner for both consumers and real estate professionals. Premium Listings is intended for entire companies, as opposed to just one agent.
Real estate agents keep lock on MLS – for now – Globe and Mail
Globe and Mail Real estate agents keep lock on MLS – for now Globe and Mail 04, 2009 3:55AM EST Real estate agents won't lose their grip on the listings process as part of the Canadian Real Estate Association's settlement with the … Real estate industry could face millions in fines if it won't lower fees Vancouver Sun Competition Bureau Recommends Changes To Real Estate Practices In Canada AHN Rules Under Scrutiny Portage Online Canada NewsWire (press release)
Trulia’s balancing act: considering the needs of all of our users
As Trulia has evolved, we’ve worked hard to stick to a couple of core principles by which we make decisions. In the early days, it was just a couple of guys sitting in a university library coming up with ideas about how we would improve the online real estate experience based on our own personal research. Since then we have developed a much more advanced approach to understanding what our users want. Now that we have many millions (more than 5.5 million, to be precise!) of users visiting Trulia.com every month, we have many more people helping us make the product better. We constantly ask for feedback from our users both privately and publically , run dozens of A/B tests every month on minor product updates, have internal brainstorms about new feature ideas, tap into the significant brainpower and expertise of our Broker and MLS Advisory Boards, review other real estate sites and analyze data from our website logs
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