Are the NYSE and MLS headed down similar paths?

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Are the NYSE and MLS headed down similar paths?

October 19th, 2009 bhickey Posted in Teardown Phenomenon |

After 217 years of dominance - small submarketplaces i.e. “dark pools” are stealing marketshare from the Big Board. Are smaller local marketplaces that specialize in particular types of property i.e. “land valued” infill real estate, like teardowns.com going to gain strength and continue to take market share from the MLS? Will the change in economic conditions be the catalyst that triggers the change in model? We’ll see.

Take a look at an article from Thursday’s New York Times - http://www.cnbc.com/id/33326331

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