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From: Inman News Headlines [mailto:dailynews@inman.com]
Sent: Monday, April 27, 2009 3:55 PM
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Subject: Inman PM: Web 3-D revs up real estate

 

A Year's Worth of Networking in 3 Days! Real Estate Connect San Francisco 2009. Register Today » TODAY'S TOP STORIES = Premium Member News - Join Now » Monday, April 27, 2009 Web 3-D revs up real estate In the very near future, the experience of buying a home will undergo a radical change. Rather than Web 3.0, the next generation of Web products may very well be Web 3-D. One of the most important trends for 2009 is the rise of video-based communication. The next wave of video applications, however, is not limited to today's two-dimensional screens. Eventually we will have holographic showing machines that will provide us with a true 3-D experience. Furthermore, there are already prototypes in production that will also provide a full multisensory experience, right down to the sun shining on your face, the sound of the waves lapping gently on shore, and the aromas of food cooking on the grill. ... CONTINUED BofA launches loan summary form Bank retires Countrywide name Calif.: Monthly real estate sales drop 16% But pace soars 64% above last year's mark Dos and don'ts of home selling Prioritize property upgrades to avoid financial hit The land-contract gamble Selling tactic a lose-lose when layoffs hit OTHER TOP STORIES An antidote for toxic assets 'Desecuritization' is best bet for financial security Sweeping lending bill under fire Real estate industry seeking amendments Realty Executives adopts lead-gen platform Real estate tech brief More Headlines »	Inman News Readers Spend 4 to 5 Minutes per Visit on Our Site. It takes only one second of that time for this highly-engaged audience to click on your advertising message. Learn more about advertising with Inman News » NOTABLE QUOTE "Inventories are down because of foreclosure moratoria, and many millions of owners who think it unwise to try to sell. This is best evidenced by a sharp drop in the number of Americans moving from one home to another ..." --Lou Barnes MOST POPULAR 8 things to do before refinancing Beware of loan mod fees Suburbia looks inward for answers Say Goodbye to April 15 October 15 is theNEW TAX DEADLINE! with FileLater.com - it's easy!
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