Coming soon, a brand new Housing Wire
By: PAUL JACKSON
July 3, 2008 9:33 AM CST
I thought HW readers might want to know that our Web site is set to undergo a pretty awesome face-lift in the weeks ahead. It’s a change in look that we think will make it even easier for our readers to find and read the industry-leading content we work our tails off to generate each and every day for you.
To the right is a screenshot of the new site in progress — note we’ve organized features and our coverage to help you better get to the news that matters quickly. This redesign has been under wraps for some time, and we’ve spent plenty of time in recent weeks focusing not only on aesthetics, but on how readers interact and read news stories in general.
The evolution of our online presence comes in step with the pending launch of HOUSINGWIRE Magazine, which will offer in-depth exploration of key industry issues that build off of the daily news we cover each day. To get a feel for where we’re headed in print, you might want to check out what’s going to be in the first issue.
I hope everyone has a relaxing Fourth of July holiday — I’m looking forward to some time poolside with my family.
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