THERE'S AN APP FOR THAT NOW

Scotland Wright Associates' Patrick Braswell, Scotland Wright, and  Michael Tucker are showing off their mobile devices because their  new business venture depends on them. We spoke with Patrick, who tells us that the trio just launched Ten Eight, a mobile web-based app that allow tenant clients to rate buildings (eight attributes that produce a score for each building on a scale of one to 10) during tours. (It's kinda like allowing people on tour to be gymnastics judges.) There's a subscription fee and, of course, a free 30-day trial, Patrick says. ?We're focused on the tours. How to make the tours better for brokers and their clients,? he says. The trio has been working on the app since November and will release it officially this week. ?Turning subjective feelings about a building into objective data to make a better real estate decision."
 

Bisnow welcomes its newest member. Here is  Blake Revard (new son of our ad director Steve Revard) who came into the world earlier this month weighing in at 7lbs, 5?oz and 19 inches.

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