So, the search map on our website seems to have a mind of its own. It wants so desperately to show you all of the great listings on our website that it can’t seem to grasp the fact that if you’re searching in Tupelo that maybe, just maybe, you aren’t interested in what’s listed in Oxford. Yeah, it’s a bug of some sort and we’re working to find the problem and get it fixed. We hope to have a report soon that we’ve found the bug, squashed it, cleaned it up and made the map (and the end-user experience) happy again.
Of all the rental property lists we’ve seen in recent years, this is one that no marketer would want to be on.
The Memphis (Tenn.) Police Department released statistics, as reported by TV station WMC, revealing that during a three-month period the department received almost 1,000 calls from 19 apartment complexes in the city. One property in particular took home first place, if that’s a prize, for the most calls during that time – 141 calls. That’s around 1.56 calls per day, which technically isn’t possible, but still.
Either way, this is the kind of PR that will give marketers nightmares. Suffice it to say, this probably won’t be found on their brochures.
(Photo via WMC)
They say you get what you pay for, but this is, wow. We might have to count our loose change to see if we can cover this one. Take a look at this story from Forbes on a $335 million, 31,500-square-foot apartment. It’s in Monaco, not Tupelo, and that’s probably a good thing. That might not exactly fit the market around here. But, just for fun, take a look at what a cool $335 mil will get you.
Fortunately, the living around here is a little more on the affordable side. Take a look through our website to see some rental rates that will not leave you with major indigestion.
