SNAP, CRACKLE, POP: A REAL ESTATE STORY
Since I was a child, I’ve been obsessed with fireworks. Not “oh how lovely, darling” obsessed — unhinged obsessed. My dad took me every single year, and I was always the child in the front row...
The Life of a Realtor
KEEPING A PULSE ON VALUES
One of the questions I get asked most often as a global real estate advisor is, “How’s the market?”
The second most common question is, “What’s my house worth?”
The funny thing is that people ask that question as if I have som...
The Realtor Athletic Event: An Extreme Sport; In Honor of My Winter Olympics Trip to Italy
If the Olympics are truly looking to modernize, they should stop adding breakdancing and start paying attention to real estate. Specifically: the uncontrolled, underqualified athletic feats performed by realtors in professional clothing.
Thi...
Going for Gold: Why the Olympics and Real Estate Have More in Common Than You Think
At first glance, the Olympic Games and real estate seem to exist in different universes. One features fireworks, national anthems, and medals. The other
features open houses, lockboxes, and contracts written in font size eight. One looks glamo...
They Say You Should Never Meet your Heroes
Hi I'm Liz Leeds, welcome to another day In The Life of a Realtor.
They say you should never meet your heroes. I'd add: you should probably never see what your realtor does behind the scenes.
After 20 years selling luxury properties in Va...
The Text That Comes at 10:47 pm
IT’S QUIET. THE HOUSE IS DARK. The day has officially ended. I’ve brushed my teeth, changed into something comfortable, and mentally checked off every task on tomorrow’s list. My phone is face down on the nightstand—because experience h...
Luxury Listing, Budget Buyer Behavior
THE FRONT DOOR CLOSED SOFTLY BEHIND US, the way it always does in a truly luxurious home—solid, soundless, confident. Floor-to-ceiling windows framed a perfect Vail panorama, sunlight danced across heated stone floors, and a sculptural chande...