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Posts from September 2006
Wednesday, September 27, 2006
Monday, September 18, 2006
The sky's the limit
Somebody told me today that somebody told them that this is the building in DC that lead to height restrictions.
It's on Corcoran Street, between 16th and 17th. Some people thought it was too ominous. Now you can't build anything higher than the Capitol.
Thursday, September 14, 2006
My Notes
Last week we released a new feature called "My Notes" and a brief explanation might be useful.
"My Notes" can be used by anyone with an account. Housing shoppers can save personal notes on particular properties. For instance: What do you like about the property? Have you contacted the Poperty Manager? Have you visited the Property? etc. It is best to be used in conjunction with "My Favorites" so that the properties are saved to your account and they are easier to come back to.
Property managers/owners/agents can save note regarding what information they need to add to a particular listing or who they have been in contact about a particular rental.
"My Notes" are only viewable to individual account holders. This is not public information.
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