COSTAR'S GOT AN APP FOR THAT

Introducing the man everyone knows but few have ever met: CoStar CEO  Andy Florance, who came to Atlanta Monday to debut the launch of the company's  CRE iPad app  at the Intercontinental Hotel in Buckhead. The program, which will launch nationwide next month, can filter criteria for space needs, show property pics, and even has video-conferencing capabilities.
 
And during the evening, Barry Real Estate's Andy Sumlin  won the $500 ?instant commission." Oh, and one of 100 free iPads. So, you know, drinks are on Andy if you can get him.

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