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September 22, 2007
My private Rock
Into the box, a new video site devoted to the absurdities of the NYC real estate market
The Private islands blog by Cheyenne Morrison. (From a 2Boings story about Roger Lextrait, who lived alone on a small island in the South Pacific atoll of Palmyra for eight years)
Joe Salcedo & Ian Mariano’s Reno Home Blog
The blog of Single Point Realty
Proquest real estate marketing blog
The blog of Philip Blumberg, a Miami entrepreneur, investor and civic leader
Ilyce Glink's Blog on personal finance advice, real estate advice and consumer issues
Fixer Uppers and Rental Houses blog discusses aspects of repairing fix-up houses and renting them out for the part time real estate investor
Roselind Hejl’s Austin Real estate blog
Toronto neighborhood blog Move Smartly by John Pasalis
The Future of Real Estate Marketing examines the impact of Web 2.0 and the Internet on real estate and real estate marketing
The great loan blog
Another canonical list of real estate weblogs at Bloodhound
(Pix above from CEO blog)
A Huge Depository of Real Estate Blogs as well as Grow-a-Brain’s Extensive Real Estate Archives Are Here
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Hope this helps.
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Nice! Some people don't want neighbors, so I guess an island would do.
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