I was curious about what some of the most popular real estate websites were and went to Del.icio.us to find out. The reason I choose de.icio.us instead of Google for results is that many people (myself included) feel that it gives better results than the monster of search.
Some of the Top 7 Real Estate Sites According to Del.icio.us
- Zillow
Tags: realestate home house estate real-estate (Saved by 8218 people) - Trulia
Tags: realestate search maps web2.0 googlemaps (Saved by 2706 people) - HousingMaps
Tags: housing maps craigslist googlemaps google (Saved by 3731 people) - Rentometer
Tags: rent realestate housing tools maps (Saved by 1769 people) - Curbed
Tags: nyc realestate blog architecture blogs (Saved by 850 people) - PropSmart
Tags: realestate marketing listings real estate maps (Saved by 498 people) - CyberHomes
Tags: housevalue realestate zillow appraisal (Saved by 124 people)
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77 isn’t too bad. Consider yourself de.lic.’ed? lol
Good List,
I would be interested in a list of sites that specialize in strategies for buying and selling properties on online auctions.
Mark – Here is a directory of Land & Property Auction Companies. As for strategies, I’m not aware of any sites focused on that.
yes, 77 is GOOD, in fact it’s a great del.icio.us position in my opinion!
NowG . . . Considering the number of users we have, I’m a bit disappointed by 77. Then again, the average web surfer doesn’t know much about social bookmarking sites.
How are you ranking now? I am pretty sure this blog is in a nicer position already.
I agree with the fact about better reults from Delicious over Google. Google always delivers a lot of trash for me. Now a days Yahoo seems to offer a bit better search results than Google.
This is a great list! Thanks for this information.
Regards,
Coretta