It is probably obvious by now that I have been letting this blog slide for quite some time. The reason is that I have a day job as head of marketing for Onboard, and well, as is my wont, I’ve taken on a bit much at the same time. In my defense, I feel that … Read more
Just curious… anyone going to Inman SF? Looks like I will be able to make it out there, and just thought I’d see who else (who might be reading my tiny little blog) might be going. Would be great to finally meet some of you folks in person. 🙂 -rsh
Or at least an extra 2-3 hours a day. Maybe I can live the 26 hour day, alone among all humans. Blogging has been very very light — well, non-existent really, simply because of work and family duties just getting in the way of opining about real estate. I hope to get back to it … Read more
April 23rd is finally here. Happy Tax Freedom day to you all! -rsh
It appears that Coldwell Banker Commercial, my last oeuvre before I left Realogy, has been selected as a 2008 Webby Honoree. It seems that C3Cube, our agency who helped design it, must have submitted it as an entry. Color me pleased as peach. 🙂 Kinesis Marketing and Cyberitas should both be mentioned, of course, but … Read more
Blogging has been nonexistent for a few days. Life, work, situations, scenarios… they conspire to rob me of time. Sick kids, deadlines at work, less resources than you’d like… these things just kind of pile up. It’s why I find the prolific bloggers like BHB and Sellsius and 4Realz so amazing. They always have something … Read more
I lived in a highrise in NYC for about three years of my life. It was one of the luxury apartments with full doorman service, grand lobby, and marble in the bathrooms. With what my roommate and I paid in rent over three years, we could have bought a nice house in the burbs. So … Read more
This is completely unrelated to anything serious at all, but… Greg, Mr. Swann… WTF? Is it because I find insults abhorrent? Obviously not. For all of me, well-crafted satire is the essence of Western art — the primordial expression of independence by the nascent Greeks toward the hegemonic Persians. To be oriental, in the Greek … Read more
And the drama has escalated once again. The brouhaha was sort of dying down, but the flames have roared into life once again, with this from Dustin Luther (obviously a great and influential blogger), then this, and this, and I’m sure others I’m missing. The comments in the Luther post are fascinating. As a brand … Read more