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Whether you’re a first-time homebuyer or a seasoned real estate investor, buying a home is a an exciting process. However, there’s also a lot to consider when you decide to buy. So before you begin your search for the perfect property, here are four questions you should ask yourself.

In an article for InmanNext, Placester’s Seth Price suggests social media expertise is closer to home than you might think.

Google’s new app signals a shift in the way we think about mobile, and has great potential for the real estate industry.

Another update to the Real Estate Website Builder WordPress Plugin. The specific release is tagged as v0.3.10. The following was released:

Have you ever wondered why some colors work better than others when it comes to website design? Here are a few facts that may surprise you.

With the release of our new responsive theme, Franklin, the Placester team has also unveiled a new feature: Custom Drawn Areas.

Placester is proud to unveil Franklin, our newest responsive design theme with a focus on highlighting the different neighborhoods you serve.

Twitter claims its API changes only target copycats, but we don’t buy it. Hootsuite and Flipboard should be worried–and you should be, too.

Colin Ryan discusses the trend of paying for a marketing advantage in a geographic area, and whether it’s good for the real estate industry.

Today, Placester has announced a new partnership with the National Association of REALTORS® (NAR), to offer discounted websites to its members. As the newest member of the REALTOR Benefits® Program, Placester will make its platform and products available to NAR’s membership of more than one million REALTORS® at an unprecedented $5 per month. Members will also enjoy access to a special co-branded NAR interface, along with exclusive website designs.

The Placester team is excited to announce that we will soon be releasing a brand new responsive theme for real estate: Toronto.

On this week’s episode of Agent Caffeine, Seth Price talks about why real estate websites are years behind, and how they can catch up.