Real Estate

Augmented Real Estate Views is the unexpected and explosive follow-up to Toronto’s first Augmented Reality Application (Traffic Views) running on an Android Motorola Milestone (or any Android phone). For the first time ever, drive around an neighbourhood of interest and see Real-Estate Listings for sale around your current location (along with price and a picture of the listing). Also see Traffic Cameras in a unique and exciting manner. An Augmented Reality View of Real Estate for sale around your current location is supported. Show your friends/family what their neighbour’s homes are listing for in a visually exciting and stunning manner. Software supports an automated predictive tracking mode – see traffic cameras in the direction you are heading, well in advance, and real-time traffic using Google Maps. On the Milestone, see a dual-optimized view (as shown in the video). Supports for PhantomAlert POIs for paying subscribers. In Toronto, support for location-based real-time construction alerts and on-demand 680 news are included making this the most complete Traffic application available on any mobile platform. Available now – Search the Android Marketplace “Augmented Views” to download to your Android phone. Real Estate is supported across Canada and Traffic Cameras are supported for over 50+ cities across the US, UK and Canada and it is FREE! See augmentedtraffic.wordpress.com for more info and follow on twitter (augmentedtraff)

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Use Google Maps to find your next home! Simply refine your search to find a place that meets your criteria. http://maps.google.com.au/realestate

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Browsed through potential new homes on Google Maps and found a place you like? Learn more about how to map your route to work or nearby cafes. http://maps.google.com.au/realestate

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New! Search for your next home on Google Maps

• Save time with more listings on one map
• Explore the area with Google Street View
• Find nearby schools and businesses

http://maps.google.com.au/realestate

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This amazing condo, located in Arris Lofts in Long Island City in NYC, is available as a one-bedroom artist’s loft within a beautifully designed complex. This is a must see! This property is exclusive to Marlene Steiner at Corcoran Group Real Estate.

*13 ft. ceilings and enormous windows with views of Manhattan
*Spa bathroom and separate powder room
*Washer and dryer in unit
*Full amenities, doorman, concierge, fitness center, lap pool, roof deck, and parking garage
*Developing neighborhood in a beautiful location
*Across the street from several subway lines with Midtown Manhattan just one-stop away
**FIRST MONTH RENT FREE

Contact us for a showing today!
(212) 605-9260
http://www.MarleneSteiner.com

On Google Maps:
http://lookleap.com/maps.google.com/a238

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http://support.my-real-estate-website.com/working-with-my-real-estate-website/2009/08/add-a-property-to-my-real-estate-website/
Website Support Home:
http://support.my-real-estate-website.com/
Adding properties to your real estate website is simple, just follow these steps:
Step 1 – Edit property photos using Picasa
Step 2 – Log in to website dashboard
Step 3 – Add a New Post
Step 4 – Select a Category
———– Home Showcase – Best Buys Homes For Sale
———– Home Showcase – Featured Homes For Sale
———– Home Showcase – Homes Sold
Step 5 – Add Property Details
Step 6 – Add Directions
———– Add a Link to Google Map & Bing Map
Step 7 – Select the Post Type
Step 8 – Add the Property Tag
Step 9 – Check Boxes for Appropriate Display Boxes
Step 10 – Upload & Tag Photos

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http://www.agentmapit.com – AgentMapIt.com is a Google Maps based directory of top real estate agents in the US and Canada.

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This video is an addendum to my first video on using google for simple customer verification. I have an open ‘yahoo question to find out how to see old real estate listings. (Similar in that you get a picture, but you also have VERY detailed info on the house such as how many bedrooms, bathrooms, etc.) A scammer with a stolen credit card wouldn’t stand a chance at quickly answering such questions.

Customer verification techniques such as this were pioneered by ebay and playerauctions powersellers years ago. They’d just look you up in the online white pages and make sure that matched your PayPal address, and also just put your number into records after “giving a call to confirm the order”. They weren’t actually making sure you ordered correctly, they were making sure that it was you that really placed that order and sent payment over PayPal.

(Don’t bother trying to steal the stuff in my neighbor’s driveway, it was already stolen immediately after I posted this video online!)

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Ubuntu 8.10 is taking too much screen real estate from the browser window.

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