It's been awhile since I've been to the site but I was not really impressed in the past.  Values in our area were really misrepresented and quite a bit off.  This was a bit after they debuted so perhaps it's a bit more accurate now.  Good reminder for me to visit the site again. Thanks for the post.

My local board is NOT friendly to Trulia, but I believe in the value. I paid an external source to IFrame listings on my site. IFrames are not the best choice, but I believe Trulia is...

Great insights. I did not realize Trulia offered these helps. This type of information would be helpful in my CMA research and in the listing presentation. I certainly have not spent enough time on that sight. Thanks John

John, thanks for this post. I've been wanting to learn more about Heat maps. I explain the concept to others and they give me the deer in the headlights look.

Graphical representations of data really bring information to light.

Hi John. You obviously 'get' Trulia more than I do. I know there are a lot of Realtor tools that post to Trulia, oodle, googlebase, etc. Do you use Trulia only for research or do you market on there, too? Do you post your homes on Trulia or do you use one of these 'autofeed' type of tools?

This is great.  I'll have to check out Trulia's amount of info in my local area.  I so love numbers!

Thanks for the post John....I'm personally not a big fan of Trulia or Zillow,etc.

There is way too many generalizations made, especially in more metro areas where things change block by block 

Hi John,

I've actually had one of the Trulia Widgets on my web-site since they started on one of their platforms a few months back.  I think that it's a really great feature, and I should start telling people what they can do on it.  I would call that an extra added "value" that I can bring to the table.

Thanks for the reminder.