GreenPearl: Real Estate Marketing & Tech Conference
A: Ryan Slack, CEO of Greenpearl Events , founding CEO of PropertyShark.com, and one of Crain's 40 Under 40 of New York Rising Stars in 2007, put together this packed conference and has a great list of speakers covering a wide array of expertise the next two days. If anything, the brokers in this industry should have a great interest in attending this conference. I will be speaking at Thursday morning's panel titled, 'Master Bloggers and Microbloggers' from 8:40am-930am and hope to see some of you there.
I got lucky and will be speaking with some wonderful friends and new colleagues that I am very eager to meet with:
Master Bloggers and Microbloggers
Steve Goldschmidt, Senior Vice President, Warburg Realty
Jonathan Miller, President & CEO, Miller Samuel; and Publisher, Matrix and Housing Helix
Paul Zweben, Residential Broker, Prudential Douglas Elliman
Teri Karush Rogers, Co-Founder & Editorial Director, BrickUnderground.com
You can Register Here.
I will be at the conference tomorrow around 1pm attending other panels if anybody feels like meeting up and chatting.
Hope to see you there!!
Posted by Ana Maria
Tue Apr 27th, 2010 06:44 PM
see you there, Noah :)
Posted by Noah
Tue Apr 27th, 2010 10:24 PM
nice. see you soon Ana!
Posted by OT
Tue Apr 27th, 2010 11:23 PM
Noah- off topic, but curious to know where you stand on the Goldman thing.
Posted by Noah
Wed Apr 28th, 2010 08:05 AM
OT - I think they did what they did to take advantage of the inefficiencies while it lasted and did not have the best intentions for clients. Clearly. The question is, whether they did something illegal around this civil suit in misrepresenting the offering to clients, which from what I have seen, looks clear also. However, the SEC vs GS, the SEC better have more stuff behind the scenes to support their case. I bet GS settles in 8-10 months or so for some low figure
Posted by OT
Wed Apr 28th, 2010 11:42 AM
Sounds fair and balanced to me. I would take it a step further and say that they were opportunistic but don't wrong them for that. Anyone doing business with them as a principal should be aware they are dealing with shrewd sharks. If it comes out that they were negligent in their fiduciary capacity, I'll dust off my pitch-fork, but until then, I think this is a circus orchestrated by those in Congress eager to ram through a reform bill (which is necessary, but shouldn't be rushed).
Posted by John
Wed Apr 28th, 2010 08:27 PM
OT,
I am totally against any regulation on Wall Street same as I was totally against the bailout...
It is a free market and it should be treated that way....Whoever screws up, pays up...no need for any Government intervention. If Government had let the financial institutions fail, the bankers would think twice before risking everything again....the market forces everybody to self regulate if there is no intervention.....
As a friend of mine who works on Wall Street told me "why do I care - I am too big to fail"...
Posted by anonymous
Thu Apr 29th, 2010 01:15 PM
John seems to be full of ingenious commentary these days. "Brokers suck!" "Bailouts suck!" "Regulation sucks!" Maybe you should consider moving to Candyland where idolatry functions well.
I take issue with many of these things too. Unless you can think of a better solution ("just let the fail" doesn't qualify), why bother talking.
Posted by Scott
Thu Apr 29th, 2010 08:54 PM
when is the next conference about this subject?
Posted by Home Inspection Dallas
Sat May 1st, 2010 04:35 AM
With the development of private property ownership, real estate has become a major area of business, commonly referred to as commercial real estate.That really sounds good information.
Posted by Marilyn Harra Kaye
Sat May 1st, 2010 01:43 PM
Went to the technology conference and it was great. There is a need however in the lawsuit from the justice dapartment that many associates need to learn, Ex:: you must give the status of your listings, example if in contract you must let the public know. Another law is overpricing, in many states a broker can not overprice a listing...why? It gives an advantage to the broker to get the listing! Marilyn Harra Kaye, President, MLBKaye International Realty
Posted by Noah
Sat May 1st, 2010 02:33 PM
couldn't agree with you more Marilyn! Not only do we need more regulation of how brokers maintain their listings, but we need oversight of how new developments/sponsors handle their offerings in terms of creating records for the shared ROLEX system.
It is my belief, after 10 months of development of a new analytics platform, that new devs should be required to create a record of each and every unit in the first offering for first marketing. I dont care if the developer then puts 80% to off market, that is their right. But a record MUST be created so we can accurately measure the market.
Transparency is good and you will LOVE my new product suite Marilyn! Thanks for commenting here..
Posted by Doral House
Mon May 3rd, 2010 06:41 AM
Hey I really like your blog and the given information about real estate. Great information.
Posted by jevelme
Wed Jun 2nd, 2010 10:29 AM
Thanks for very precise and useful information. Very much appreciated.
Posted by coach handbags
Thu Aug 12th, 2010 10:11 PM
OT - I think they did what they did to take advantage of the inefficiencies while it lasted and did not have the best intentions for clients. Clearly. The question is, whether they did something illegal around this civil suit in misrepresenting the offering to clients, which from what I have seen, looks clear also. However, the SEC vs GS, the SEC better have more stuff behind the scenes to support their case. I bet GS settles in 8-10 months or so for some low figure