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Jonathan Miller

President/CEO

Miller Samuel Inc.

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Jonathan Miller is a co-founder, President/CEO of New York residential real estate appraisal firm Miller Samuel and co-founder and managing principal of commercial real estate appraisal firm Miller Cicero has been a real estate appraiser and consultant for more than 20 years. He is the author of a series of real estate market reports and articles, a frequent speaker at real estate and appraisal functions, a prolific blogger and sits on a number of advisory panels.

My Comments

  • Teresa - I think you are
    By May 22, 2008 - 10:03am

    Teresa - I think you are spot on (no surprise there). I had a debate with someone just yesterday about this. I am not an agent but I always saw open houses as a sign of weakness, that perhaps the property was over priced or had a defect. I always saw it more as a technique for agents to meet buyers for other properties. I would think that most sellers expect an open house or the agent isn't "doing their job" but that's old school thinking.

  • I have 2 blogs, but one of
    By April 8, 2008 - 6:25pm

    I have 2 blogs, but one of them is solely my content and the other has guest authors that supplement my own writing and are appraiser colleagues of mine. It's more narrowly defined and has less content. I've always looked at blogging as a personal release for my passion about a topic. If its a mechanical process, and not passionate, then the reader can tell. If you ever don't feel like writing. Don't. Please. Otherwise it's a job. Matrix: Interpreting the real estate economy
    Soapbox: appraisal ethics, ideas and industry issues

  • Jonathan Miller - "First
    By April 7, 2008 - 5:15pm

    Jonathan Miller - "First off, let's all say a "there but for the grace of God" blessing. Imagine how bad a PR problem your industry must be having when people would rather turn to Realtors for help." Hysterical! Ali - you are no longer a rookie - there's nothing more seasoned than a professional recommending others more qualified to answer a question for your customer.