Inman Innovator Award Finalists Announced
The Inman Innovator Awards recognize companies that use technology and innovation to enhance the real estate transaction and experience for consumers and real estate professionals. In addition, one individual who embodies the spirit of innovation in real estate is honored each year.
The 2007 Inman Innovator Award finalists in five categories are (in alphabetical order):
Most Innovative Brokerage or Franchise
@Properties
Coldwell Banker
The Corcoran Group
Foxtons
Iggys House
John L. Scott Real Estate
Real Living
Most Innovative Web Service
Cyberhomes
FTC's Competition in Real Estate Web resource
HAR.com (Houston Association of Realtors)
HUD Neighborhood Watch Center
Point2 Technologies' National Listing Service
Trulia Voices
vFlyer
Wellcomemat
Zillow Q&A
Most Innovative Technology
Altos Research's Market Widget
Google Street View
Jott
Meebo
MyBlogLog
RealTech
Talkshoe
Xpressdocs
Most Innovative Blog
3 Oceans Real Estate
Bloodhound Blog
Calculated Risk
Mortgage Fraud Blog
Patrick.net
Real Estate Competition and the Law
Real Estate Tomato
Redfin's Sweet Digs blogs
Transparent Real Estate
Most Innovative Media Site
"60 Minutes" Multimedia Article/Segment Site
Active Rain Real Estate Network
Business Week's Hot Properties
Curbed.com's real estate network
New York Times' Real Estate Site
Wall St. Journal's RealEstateJournal.com
Past winners of the Inman Innovator Awards include: Redfin, RE/MAX International, ZipRealty, Cendant, Google Earth, PropertyShark and LendingTree.
Winners will be announced at the annual Real Estate Connect SF technology conference.



Check out some award winning Google Street View sightings:
http://streetviewgallery.corank.com
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