TWEET, CONNIE, TWEET!

Here?s Connie Engel  of Childress Klein Properties, mid-tweet, part of a new  social media strategy she announced this week for Atlanta Galleria Office Park. The office park, which includes six buildings situated at  I-285 and I-75  just northwest of the city, now has its own blog, Facebook page, and Twitter account. ?We really want a two-way conversation,? Connie tells us. Other real estate types are also getting into social media. Carter  has a blog, Facebook, and Twitter. Cushman & Wakefield's  Ken Ashley and Colliers? Patrick Braswell are both bloggers. Ken tells us, ?Everyone asks me what the ROI is. Blogging is simply a communication tool that can form the foundation for healthy business relationships that might ultimately lead to assignments and real estate transactions.? With everyone so busy blogging, we can't help but wonder if business will suffer at OK Caf!

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