Matt Laricy debuted his real estate video podcast Laricy Live on YouTube five years ago. Today he has 32,000 subscribers.
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Month: June 2024
Identify AI’s pain points and keep your authenticity
Artificial intelligence tools have flooded the market in the last two years, but AI has its drawbacks, just like any newish technology.
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How to embrace and implement new tech
Nicole Konsler of @properties Christie’s International Real Estate offers tips for adopting new real estate technology.
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Survey Results: Utilizing social media in real estate
We asked, you answered! Here’s how local real estate agents are using social media to market their services.
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Atlanta City Council to meet Monday after water main breaks
The Atlanta City Council meets today, the first such gathering since a weekend of water mains bursts disrupted service t…
Power outage affects some gates on Concourse B at Hartsfield-Jackson
A power outage is affecting some gates on Concourse B at Hartsfield-Jackson.
‘Aqua Apocalypse’: Water still gushing in Midtown as city works to repair system
Two days after massive water main breaks led to widespread outages across Atlanta and the disruption of weekend events, …
SCAD graduation ceremony moved from Georgia World Congress Center
The Sunday graduation ceremony for the Savannah College of Art and Design will be moved due the ongoing water main break…
Atlanta water outage: Residents blast city response as crews work on repairs
City officials are facing criticism after hours of little to no communication after numerous water main breaks led to re…
Old pipes, tight spaces: Why Atlanta water repairs took so long
What happened to Atlanta’s water pipes on Friday, and why is it taking so long to fix? Essentially, the city is working on old pipes laid out in an old design, said Al Wiggins, Jr., commissioner of the Department of Watershed Management..The pipes that burst were made out of steel and more than 80 years old. Wiggins said he did not know when they were last replaced.