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Pierre is the Manager of Strategic Partnerships for Trulia.com and is an online real estate expert with extensive, first-hand experience in generating and managing online consumer leads. He has created and developed more than six classes that help real estate professionals relate to and engage the online consumer. With an in-depth knowledge of search engine optimization (SEO) and search engine marketing (SEM), Pierre knows how to make websites appear in online search results. Pierre helped a previous employer cut over 25% of their print marketing budget while tripling their online business, and continues to assist clients in doing the same.
In January 2007 Pierre joined Trulia.com, which has more than 5 million users each month and delivers millions of visits per month to broker and agent websites. In his current role of Manager, Strategic Partnerships, he engages strategic accounts and keeps real estate groups around the country on the forefront of key industry trends. Previous articles by Pierre can be found in Real Estate Weekly, RISMedia and your local real estate blog.
"I Possess a passion for real estate, sales and love a challenge, Google me."
Specialties:
Search Engine Optimization - negotiating, training, Real Estate Marketing, Online Media Buying/Selling, First-Hand knowledge of Online Media and Real Estate, Created and managed successful online marketing campaigns in NYC. social/professional networking services, web applications, next-gen websites and creative marketing. Frequent speaker on Real Estate marketing topics related to e-business. Since 2004 has trained 1,000's of agents and brokers
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http://www.linkedin.com/in/pierrecalzadilla"
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"“Pierre was a presenter at Inman Connect in San Francisco. There was a scheduling conflict that prevented me from attending, but he was gracious enough to email me a power point presentation. He is savvy and a class act.” October 30, 2007
Tom Plant, REALTOR, Coldwell Banker Residential Brokerage
was with another company when working with Pierre at Trulia"
Tom Plant Tue Oct 30, 2007
"“Pierre Calzadilla had shaken our agent population up and made them want to join the online revolution, he has even gotten through to our top agents! As a trainer, he has given me insight and information to help take our company forward. We now have Trulia on our website and really do see the value. Seek Pierre out and let him do his thing with your company you will be very glad you did.” November 3, 2007
Top qualities: Personable, Expert, Creative
Jodi Tussing
hired Pierre as a Business Consultant in 2007"
Jodi Tussing Mon Nov 3, 2008
"“Pierre brings a versatile sales, marketing and technology background to his current role. His creative, pragmatic insights are consistently well received in presentations as he clearly demonstrates the value of technology in industry professionals' daily business. Always ready to accomplish the next challenge, Pierre is an invaluable team contributor and true pleasure to work with.” December 18, 2007
Kelly Roark, Vice President, Industry Development, Trulia, Inc.
managed Pierre indirectly at Trulia"
Kelly Roark Tue Dec 18, 2007
"“Pierre has always been on the cutting edge of technology when it comes to the real etate field. He is my go to guy when I come across any problems with tech.” February 6, 2008
Luke Constantino, Realtor, Fillmore
worked directly with Pierre at Trulia"
Luke Constantino, Realtor Wed Feb 6, 2008
"“Just about anyone can impress another person, even an entire group of people with a short, well prepared presentation. The perception that one can leave can even be amazing from time to time. My experience tells me that only time, trial and results can authenticate the integrity of one's performance and consistency. With each new interchange I have with Pierre Calzadilla, the perceptions originally planted grow into greatly appreciated realities. BRAVO!!!” March 7, 2008
Ralph Williams, Owner, Bottom Line University®
was with another company when working with Pierre at Trulia"
Ralph Williams, Bottom Line University Fri Mar 7, 2008
"“Pierre Is Very Detail Oriented And Loves To Pass His Experiences On To All Who Are Willing To Learn. He Is An Excellent Public Speaker With A Passion For Giving Back The Knowledge He Has Gained Through The Years.” April 3, 2008
Mike Geraci, Associate Broker / Sales Manager NY Region, Fillmore Real Estate
worked with Pierre at Trulia"
Mike Geraci, Associate Broker / Sales Manager NY Region, Fillmore Real Estate Thu Apr 3, 2008
Pierre Calza
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Pierre Calza
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Pierre Calzadilla answered:
Hey there Adam, I was born and raised in manhattan, and moved to brooklyn over 8 years ago. I owned a place in Windsor Terrace, Gravesend, and rented in Bay Ridge and Bensonhurst, Bath beach and Dyker.
My commute right now is about 45 minutes door to door, from the 93rd street stop of the R in bay Ridge, to Union square. Sometimes I can mak eit in 30 minutes, when everything clicks - a rarity. Fo rthe money, Bay ridge will get you the size, space and convenience that you are looking for. Check out zip code 11209 here on Trulia, or just search for Bay ridge. There are many nice coops and condos in that price range.
Bay ridge has bars, clubs, restaurants galore, parks, great running and biking along the water, awesome bagels, pizzas, NYSC's X2, harbor fitness -2 4HR gym and more. I love it, my favorite neighborhood so far.
It is not full of posers, artists, or williamsburg vibe, although I have been seeing them more and more int he area - the prices for rent are awesome. It is a cool hood, you should come check it out. - Thu Jun 4 2009, 08:35
Pierre Calzadilla answered:
Well, i would use the multi-family filter here on trulia, and set your maximum bedrooms to 5, that should work out. trulia does not list anything commercial, or larger than 4 family units. Most mother/daughter's are 2 legal 2 family homes - I sold many in brooklyn, and lived in one.
A typical mother/daughter would have 2 kitchens, etc, making it a legal two family. their may be illegal situations in the single family home category, such as finished basements. You need to watch when purchasing homes that do not match the legal occupancy, th ebank will require an inspection and anything that is not to code will have to be removed or covered up prior to closing.
long story short, look for 2 family homes. You can try the keyword search on trulia too, look at my link for a result using "mother " as my keyword - the keyword search is on the left rail, under the filters, around the middle. - Mon Feb 23 2009, 12:07
Pierre Calzadilla answered:
Ahem, Here is my answer:
1) Sound proof walls
2) A separate home for your in-laws
3) Closet Space galore
4) Office for two - with a large desk facing eachother
5) Private Bath in the master bedroom w/jacuzzi
6) Fireplace!
7) Low Mortgage Payments!
8) Bedrooms for kids on opposite end of house/apt.
9) NO TV in the bedroom!
10) Fresh flowers for your loved one daily :)
Happy Valentines day! - Fri Feb 6 2009, 10:05
Pierre Calzadilla answered:
This is the listing agent, you should contact him. If you click the link for the listing you will see his phone number
Jonathan Fazio
Century 21 Scenic View RE - Tue Jan 27 2009, 03:21
Pierre Calzadilla answered:
Yes. In New York City it definitely is. Now, you can negotiate giving less prior to the contract signing, but you need to give earnest money. With the market situation these days, and such I can see a seller's attorney being a little stiff about the contract money. It is also typically a substantial amount. This shows that you won't walk away. There should be verbiage in your contract which outlines specific cases where if you cancel the contract you will get your money back, an example maybe a 30 day mortgage contingency, if you can't get a mortgage commitment in 30 days, and you can prove you attempted with several banks, you may have an out. TALK TO YOUR ATTORNEY.
Also, you say "full down-payment" well are you buying 20% down? if so, it is a bit much, 5-10% should be enough earnest money. If you are buying the home with less than 10% down and the seller is asking for it at contract, it is normal due to the low financial risk on your end.
The good news though, this is held in escrow by the sellers attorney. Meaning, it won't be spent. Your attorney should advise you accordingly as well. I HIGHLY recommend a Real Estate Attorney, not a friend, or a contract attorney, etc. you need a Real Estate attorney because they are well-versed to the norms in the industry and won't mess up your deal. - Tue Jan 27 2009, 03:02
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Trulia.com
Develop and Maintain relationships with strategic accounts, present and train on products, services and real estate industry trends.
January 2007—present
B.S. Hofstra University, Computer Science
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