Myspace has finally launched a developer platform in an effort to keep up with Facebook’s developer platform.
This begs the question — what, if anything, does this mean to the real estate tech industry? Are any real estate web geeks planning on building real estate specific apps? Or has everyone already given up on Myspace in favor of Facebook?
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Daniel is a San Diego real estate agent focusing on Santaluz homes for sale. He also has a passion for helping people moving to San Diego and introducing them to the city he loves.
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Real estate broker (ERA Heavener Realty) in sunny Jacksonville, FL. Enjoy all things tech and love the way it is constantly changing the way we do the real estate biz.
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Matthew Collis is the Sales and Marketing Manager at IXACT Contact Solutions Inc., a leading North American real estate CRM firm. In addition to overseeing many of IXACT Contact’s key sales and marketing programs, Matthew works with Realtors to help them achieve their real estate goals through effective contact management and relationship marketing.
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I'm the Director of Sales and Real Estate Marketing at Placester.com. I spend the majority of my time delving into what creates success for real estate professionals — driving leads, creating relationships, tracking progress and helping others grow their real estate businesses.
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Managing Broker, Coldwell Banker Danforth. Sam represents first-time homebuyers and seasoned investors, having sold some of the top properties in the state. He directs web development for SeattleHome.com, the leading source for Greater Seattle homes for sale and Seattle waterfront homes.
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