Our new show, Eye on Real Estate airs Saturday morning, May 1 at 5:00 a.m. on CBS 2 New York.
Get up early or stay up late! (Or, set your DVR.)
For more information, visit:
http://eyeonrealestate.tv/promo/
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Housing Market Downturn Creating Stronger Real Estate Firms
January 27, 2010 by David Elliot
A real estate industry expert predicts that the housing market downturn will ultimately create much stronger, more efficient real estate firms. Stan Ross, chair of the University of Southern California Lusk Center for Real Estate, is convinced that firms which make the right moves to survive in a tough economic climate will become much more productive than those currently in existence.
Full article from RealEstate.com
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From The Real Deal, December 21, 2009:
“This summer, Manhattan got its first VOW, an online brokerage known as CBS 2 Real Estate Market, located at CBS2REM.com. Halstead is the first of the city’s major brick and mortar firms to go through the process of adding VOW capabilities … and is now just waiting for the official paperwork. The change comes in conjunction with new individual agent Web sites the company recently unveiled.”
With online brokerages now allowed to advertise other firms’ exclusives, some say listing sharing is next
December 01, 2009 07:00AM by Candace Taylor
“At Manhattan’s first VOW, which is known as the CBS 2 Real Estate Market, visitors to the site, CBS2REM.com, see a detailed map of the New York area. They can click on a neighborhood and scroll through a series of brightly colored sales and rental listings, including exclusive listings from firms like Prudential Douglas Elliman and the Corcoran Group.”
A new breed of online brokerage is springing up in New York, altering the landscape of real estate sales in Manhattan and worrying traditional firms, who fear the changes may hurt their business.
In the past, New York firms have contended with Web aggregators like StreetEasy and Trulia, which gather and post information on local brokerage listings.
But thanks to a recent settlement between the federal Department of Justice and the National Association of Realtors, the Real Estate Board of New York is now sharing all of its members’ listings directly with online brokerages, known as “Virtual Office Web sites.”
These VOWs, as they are called, allow consumers to view those listings — including those from other firms — online.
The full first installment of HOME, which premiered on CBS 2 Sunday, Nov. 22 is now available online.
CBS 2 Eye On Real Estate presents HOME – a show designed to help you find your space in New York. The show’s host, Susan McLean, takes the viewer on a tour of new developments and new enterprises in New York City real estate. Meet the developers, get an inside track on the deal-makers and explore buildings and neighborhoods around the city in a fresh new way.
This Sunday, November 22 at 1:00 PM, CBS 2 Eye On Real Estate will present the premiere of “HOME” – a show designed to help you find your space in New York.
The show’s host, Susan McLean, takes the viewer on a tour of new developments and new enterprises in New York City real estate.
Meet the developers, get an inside track on the deal-makers and explore buildings and neighborhoods around the city in a fresh new way.
| Date: | Tuesday, December 1, 2009 |
| Time: | 6:00 to 8:00 PM EST |
| Location: | |
| Cost: | FREE |
This informative event will show you how to buy New York real estate and how to find value in any market from a team of insiders. Buyers learn the secrets from the experts whom we have assembled, including the real estate brokerage, mortgage, attorney and title sectors – all presenters are experienced veterans in their respective fields. A dedicated portion of the event is open to prospective buyers to ask questions.
This month’s event is sponsored by Azure.
About Azure: Azure is located at 333 East 91st Street, at the corner of 1st Avenue in the heart of the Upper East Side, the City’s Premier residential neighborhood. With 34 floors of window wall construction, Azure offers many residents expansive sunrise or sunset views. The Elegant Choice inside as well as out, Azure offers all residents the choice of four kitchen cabinetry finishes and three stone counter-tops. Within these selections, the kitchen is your personalized choice. At Azure, more than 6,300 square feet of amenity spaces are dedicated to your recreation and leisure for all members of the family.
Light hors d’oeuvres, wine and cocktails will be served.
Buyers and investors welcome.
Registration has ended for this event.
