Realtors to try again to put deals online
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In the heady days of the dot-com boom, when pet food and groceries were sold on the Internet and venture capitalists seemingly tossed double- digit millions at any business plan with online possibilities, real estate stood waiting to be part of the
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By Bryce Baschuk, The Washington Times  Feb. 5--Steve Woda knows what it's like to get burned buying products  online.   In 1999, he bought a hand-held computer on EBay, or so he thought.
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&quot;Realtors continue to be more technologically savvy than their counterparts in years past, and have integrated numerous technological tools into their day-to-day businesses as well as
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As listings migrate to the Web, the broker's traditional fee is threatened.
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Business & money: The rush to beat the information packs deadline means thousands of homes put up for sale are suddenly available to let, writes Andrew Moody.
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Customers in search of a cheap airfare, antiques or a stock trade can scan the Web for good deals. But when it comes time for companies to buy group insurance policies, they&#39;ve largely
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America Online is aiming to get a piece of the travel search market, announcing plans to introduce a new Web-based property to compete with the likes of Travelocity.
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News flash: Realtors may be biased toward real estate.
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By Matt Glynn  Home shoppers can be excused if they feel deja vu when they walk into a home for sale.  Thanks to an explosion of technology tools, prospective buyers can "tour" a home before they pull into the driveway to check it out.
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Inside a midtown hotel, Larry Fischer is on his cell phone with a financial backer as his partner Ari Goldberger does quick research on a laptop computer. They are bidding furiously at this auction of Internet domain names, with hopes of snagging megayachts.com. The duo won't be deterred. They want this name.
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As stock markets plunged on Tuesday, some online brokerage companies couldn't keep up with their customers' clicks.
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The Internet is reviving a grand old American tradition: land scams. Thousands of lots in phantom subdivisions that were sold decades ago to people who hoped to build retirement homes in warm states are reappearing on online sites such as the Internet giant eBay.
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An online tool makes it easier to dig up your broker's dirt.
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The real estate and travel company says it will continue to look for a buyer of its mortgage business.
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By Peter Healy, The Stamford Advocate, Conn.  Sep. 5--Webloyalty, a Norwalk-based marketer of online services, is staying true to its hometown and landlord.
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Many regretful or resentful buyers may seek redress from the agents who found them a home and arranged its purchase.
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A buyer's agent can help. So can a few other smart moves.