The First Tweets From Our Top #CRE Must-Follows

Remember your very first tweet? Or better yet, remember the first tweets from the top social media #CRE must-follows? Probably not. So we went and found them (not unlike finding the embarrassing old yearbook picture...).

Falling somewhere between awkwardly excited to purely promotional, check out what these Twitter-happy industry insiders had to say upon their first foray into 140 characters (or less).

Starchitect Bjarke Ingels, Bjarke Ingels Group: The great Bjarke flood of '08 left millions of innocent people updated.

Joe Stampone, Atlas Real Estate Partners: We like this guy already. Here's to more "mofo" tweets in 2016.

Donald Trump: Before developing his now infamous Twitter fingers, The Donald clearly had an intern behind his tweets.

Jeff Vinzani, Graybill, Lansche & Vinzani: True excitement...or April Fools?

Coy Davidson, Colliers International: Coy was anything but when he first joined Twitter, hunting for answers immediately.

Dolly Lenz, Dolly Lenz Real Estate: Hi Twitter! Watch me on TV, "k, thnx, bye."

Vishaan Chakrabarti, Partnership for Architecture and Urbanism: No better way to enter the Twitter game than calling out entire countries. Ballsy. And we like it.

Rob Speyer, Tishman Speyer: Who loves tree lightings? Well Rob does—enough to dedicate his first tweet to the Buble'd-out extravaganza.

Jay Rickey, Bisnow/JayRickey.com: Here's hoping Jay has it all figured out by now.

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