Q: What were the pressing concerns of the day during your term in 1964? A: There was a great push at the time to have zoning in Houston. Our board members had all checked zoning in various places. It’s a wonderful spot for...
Read MoreThe Houston Association of REALTORS® is making headlines! Here’s a look at some of the media coverage our organization has received over the past few weeks. HAR’s MLS Update for October 2010, reporting continued stability in...
Read MoreEvery year, we work with a relatively limited budget to help support all of our members’ businesses through effective communications. That means we maximize our efforts to secure earned media through public relations and bought...
Read MoreMore than 250 guests attended REALTOR® celebration at the Houston Country Club on December 14 for the swearing in of the 2011 HAR Board of Directors and Carlos P. Bujosa, with Transwestern, as Chairman. The event also honored...
Read MoreIn introduction to the concept of teaming up with an “architect,” you should know that the term used for the person or firm designing your new home or remodeling represents varying educational and training backgrounds and...
Read MoreLast month we talked about the opportunities and challenges facing today’s real estate broker as a direct result of the squeeze between current economic forces and the rapidly transitioning demands and expectations of a new...
Read MoreQ: What did HAR look like organizationally in 1962, the year you served as President of the board? A: We weren’t very large; I guess we had probably 700 to 800 members. One issue going on at the time was moving the board from...
Read MoreThe Houston Association of REALTORS®’ (HAR’s) NextGen REALTOR® Group (NRG) was named the Young Professionals Network (YPN) Chapter of the Year at the National Association of REALTORS® annual convention held recently in New...
Read MoreWhat is Twitter? Twitter is essentially a micro-blogging platform. The original idea behind Twitter is simple to answer the question, “What are you doing?”and to answer that question in 140 characters or less. In countries all...
Read MoreFourth-generation Houstonian Ed Wolff grew up watching his mother, Beth Wolff, build a respected residential real estate business. So it was natural that after college at Louisiana State University, Ed joined the family firm....
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