This document summarizes a study on how information and communication technologies (ICT) are affecting real estate agents and their social capital. The initial results suggest that analyzing an agent's social capital - the resources from their relationships - provides insight into how their work is done and how ICT impacts it. Social capital has three components - structural, relational, and cognitive - that are all affected by ICT use. The real estate industry is a good setting for this study because agents' work relies on sharing information between buyers and sellers through their individual relationships. ICT both helps and threatens agents by providing new ways for buyers and sellers to connect without agents.