The House of Data podcast explores how data is influencing decisions at the most ambitious companies in housing. Each episode dives into how housing market participants are ingesting, organizing, and making decisions using data, and the competitive advantages that follow. Hosted by Alex Bridgeman and produced by the HousingWire Content Studio.
House of Data
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Podcast Overview
The House of Data podcast explores how data is influencing decisions at the most ambitious companies in housing. Each episode dives into how housing market participants are ingesting, organizing, and making decisions using data, and the competitive advantages that follow. Hosted by Alex Bridgeman and produced by the HousingWire Content Studio.
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8/16/2023
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Recent Episodes
January 31, 2024
Stuart White - Giving Greater Access to MLS Data with Realtracs - EP.11
My guest on this episode is Stuart White, CEO of Realtracs who represents the largest MLS in Tennessee with a comprehensive property search and data platform. Realtracs recently announced the Southeast MLS Alliance with largest MLSs in Tennessee, North Carolina, South Carolina, and Georgia to set new standards for data accessibility. Stuart and I talk about what the new alliance means, data challenges agents face, developing better data tools for agents, and the future of Realtracs and MLSs broadly. Related to this episode: Connect with Stuart on LinkedIn Realtracs Enjoy the episode! House of Data explores how data is influencing decisions at the most ambitious companies in housing. Each episode dives into how housing market participants are ingesting, organizing, and making decisions using data, and the competitive advantages that follow.
January 3, 2024
Dale Larson III - Recruiting LOs with Modex Data - EP.10
My guest on this episode is Dale Larson, founder and CEO of Modex, an LO recruiting and data platform that gives really granular data on LO performance and loan breakdown to help lenders recruit more effectively. Dale and I talk about what tells LOs give before they switch lenders, the importance and relevance of context within data, how ambitious lenders are using Modex today, and lessons learned from founding and growing a data company. Related to this episode: Connect with Dale on LinkedIn Modex Enjoy the episode! House of Data explores how data is influencing decisions at the most ambitious companies in housing. Each episode dives into how housing market participants are ingesting, organizing, and making decisions using data, and the competitive advantages that follow.
December 20, 2023
John Wilson - Structuring Teams and Reverse Conway’s Law - EP.9
My guest on this episode is John Wilson, Director of Insights and Analytics at Brookdale. Brookdale is the largest senior living operator in the country and John leads their internal data team to identify insights that move the business forward. We talk about what he’s learned structuring teams, the impact of reverse Conway’s Law, team topology, and building a team around your data structure. Related to this episode: Connect with John on LinkedIn Brookdale Enjoy the episode! House of Data explores how data is influencing decisions at the most ambitious companies in housing. Each episode dives into how housing market participants are ingesting, organizing, and making decisions using data, and the competitive advantages that follow.
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