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It is estimated that almost over 80% of buyers are now looking for
new property online. One-2-Property platform allows real estate
agents, developers and property owners access to a suite of products
and high-tech tools including Search Engine Optimization propriety to
Buzz

It is estimated that almost over 80% of buyers are now looking for new
property online. One-2-Property (OTC:BZTG) platform allows real estate
agents, developers and property owners access to a suite of products
and high-tech tools including Search Engine Optimization propriety to
Buzz . Today the company has added to the free services by integrating
paid advertiser services into the
mix.


Anyone using the One-2-Property platform can also host their own
virtual show, flash slide show, mapping and the most detailed database
yet. The One-2-Property platform has been built to be extremely user-
friendly with 24/7 customer support.


Despite the dramatic fallout from the subprime mortgage loan fiasco,
real estate advertisers will continue to spend online in the next few
years. A new report shows home brokers, agents and developers are
increasingly shifting their advertising dollars to the Web, almost to
the exclusion of all other media, including print newspapers.


Online advertising research and consulting firm Borrell Associates
predicts in its "Real Estate Outlook 2007-2012" report that online
real estate advertising will outpace print newspaper advertising
within the next five years. The report forecasts newspaper will
receive $4.8 billion in advertising revenue in 2007, while online
advertising will receive $2.6 billion. By 2012, newspapers will
receive $3.3 billion compared to online advertising's $3.5 billion.


The report predicts real estate newspaper ad revenues will drop 6.8
percent this year and by the same rate in 2008, followed by a sharper
16 percent fall in 2009 and another 13 percent decline in 2010. The
steady fall will also affect local homes magazines.


The real estate ad shift away from traditional media to online mirrors
similar shifts in other advertiser verticals, according to Peter
Conti, Jr., SVP of Borrell Associates. That transition was spurred by
two years of depressed home sales have forced brokers to reassess
their ad spending.


"Unlike recruitment verticals and the automotive vertical, where we've
seen the dramatic shift to the Internet over the years, the rising
tide of home sales kept all sorts of advertising afloat," said Conti.
Now, he added, "There are less homes being sold, but at the same time
advertisers and real estate brokers are looking for the most effective
use of their dollars. And everybody agrees that the most efficient
means is online."


According to the report, spending by real estate advertisers on online
ads and promotions will account for 16.7 percent of total online
spending in 2007; Web site design, communications and database
services will make up the remainder. By 2009 those numbers will change
only slightly with 17.3 percent of online budgets going towards online
ads and promotions.


While the mortgage industry and its current excess of subprime loans
have made some home buyers wary, Conti pointed out Borrell's findings
apply specifically to real estate brokers and developers, who expect
an increase in home sales next year.


"We see after 2008 it's going to be a healthy market, and a lot of
that is going to be due to the baby boomers spending more on second
homes or retirement communities," said Conti.


Contact Information:
Buzz Technologies Inc


Buzz Technologies Inc. HQ Phuket, Thailand


Contact Person:
Glory Lai
Sales Co-ordinator
Phone: +66807007900
email: email


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