It won’t go to print until this Sunday’s paper, but the article that Iblogged about expecting is now live online. Entitled “A For Sale Sign with Brains,” the piece discusses how real estate brokers are embracing technology to sell property. The story behind the article is actually not one of the reporter finding my blog, but rather, [...]
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NY Times Article Featuring Yours Truly
Posted in Me Myself and I, Media, tagged Media Appearance, NY Times Story on February 25, 2011 | Leave a Comment »
J. Philip Faranda Quoted in MSN Money Piece
Posted in Media, Selling, tagged Home selling, Property values, top westchester realtor, Westchester real estate market, Westchester Realtor on February 28, 2010 | Leave a Comment »
I was quoted three times in an article on the 2010 real estate market discussing how sellers have adjusted to falling property values. “Look at it like the stages of grief,” says J. Philip Faranda, the broker-owner of J. Phillip Real Estate in Westchester County, N.Y. “In 2006 and 2007, it was denial; in 2008 and [...]
Mixed Real Estate News
Posted in Media, tagged Media, Real Estate market on December 24, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
It can be confusing to understand the health of the economy from the media. As the screen shot from my news feed shows, there are seemingly completely contradictory stories on the U.S. real estate market. Continued
Love Agents, Hate Agents
Posted in Jerks, Media, tagged FSBO, NY Times Story, Using an agent on December 21, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
This article in the Sunday Times sparked the typical debate between people who use agents, hate agents, and are agents. A few in particular prompted me to write a 2nd comment (my first can be read here). Comments may close before it gets posted, so rather than lose it, here you go. My experience with [...]
5000 Square Foot Homeowners Shouldn’t Cast Stones
Posted in Jerks, Media, tagged Paul Krugman on June 24, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
While I have no political agenda in my commentary I aim to be straight. Paul Krugman has always bugged me. I cannot decide if the heart of the matter is either his love of the Syllogistic Fallacy, his appalling elitism or his galling intellectual dishonesty. Here is my outline of a typical Krugman column: I am Paul Krugman. I [...]