Thoughts? Anyone up for making some improvements on the concept? I'm afraid this is about as good as my work gets.
Steve, It reads like a brokerage firm and not a real estate company. It needs to be clairified that its real estate and not a stock exchange investment firm. What does the graphic mean? The colors are way to harsh, they look like a farm cooperative, make them more subtitle/upscale (think investment). I'm not in love with letterspaced type, it looks like a mistake.
Thanks to all for the feedback thusfar. The business purpose is the marketing and sale of real estate investment property in Idaho. We cater to a wide range of investors. From the lower end individual that is looking for a smaller single family rental property to the large, possibly multi-party investor looking to invest 10 million in a development project. The logo needs to cater to both parties and everyone in between.
I agree with the potential for confusion given the lack of clarity with regards to type of investment. Are we an investment brokerage i.e. stocks or we do real estate or what? However, I'm reluctant to throw a house or some such in the logo as 1) We're not just talking about houses and 2) Real Estate logo with a house = very common.
I'm at a loss on how to move forward.
At first the yellow triangle with a secondary triangle cut out of it (on the left), reminded me of a paper airplane...crashing, a few seconds later I realized it was properly a stylized star with most of it missing. It is perhaps clever as an icon, but a bit of a stretch to catch. I do not like it for this reason.
Aligning the 3x I's is very nice, consistant with the idea of investing-building/stacking....
Altogether a good start-keep going...
Per Daniel's tagline suggestion: something to the effect of�
Profitable Real Estate Strategies
Strategic Real Estate Consulting
Real Estate Investment Services
If the services focus on real estate investments within Idaho, then a silhouetted map or some representation of the state of Idaho might work. If the services encompass a larger region, such as the US, then a similar approach can be taken. The same approach can be applied to the world. Of course, the absense of a graphic mark wouldn't hurt either.
Aloha!
Scott
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