An addictive easy way to shop for homes
Estately.com’s home page has grown up from the old blue box and random text. Today the front page gives you a look at the newest properties being added to Estately, describes Estately Agent Match (and actually features it), and still has that versatile search box that accepts addresses, MLS numbers, neighborhoods, zip codes, and cities. Like Google, Doug and I...
We didn’t get all web 3.0 on you and add tags and notes and ratings and widgets to every property, but for the folksonomy lovers out there, you can get all the benefits of tagging without the buzzwords or user interface clutter. Tagging Step 1: Write a note with your tag (“keeper“) Tagging Step 2: Use the same keyword in...
We worked hard to make Estately exceedingly easy to jump into and start searching for homes, yet also extremely powerful. This means we limited the myriad of search options we could have added, combined other options, and made the options that only 0.1% of the users in this world “absolutely need” accessible via the text search box. Our goal is...
I have always had a horrible memory, but recently technology has made it even worse. I only remember keywords now and whenever I want to remember something, I search my computer or my gmail (I write myself memory emails). I think a lot of people are like me in this respect. So when I look at one of the 42,643...
‘My ShackPrices’ received a little update earlier this week. Not only has the property list layout been updated for easier perusal, but a few more options have been added to your fingertips, allowing you to view each property on the map, view the property details, as well as what’s nearby! Additionally, we’ve highlighted (with green) the ability for you to...
I was busy dealing with boring paperwork stuff last week, but Doug was cranking out features like a madman. They’ve been coming so quickly that we haven’t been able to let you, our dedicated users, know about them. On to the feature of the day: your saved properties now show up with a neato little star on the map, which...