When I think of a cloud environment or a hub I imagine it looking like the little pieces in a computer hard drive or even the spokes on a wheel. The little circle shapes on the ends of the spokes sort of represent your people or clients and the center hub matches the height and stroke width of the shape that makes up the small 'b' in the word hub. That hub gave me a nice place to park the 'the' in your name. This one works well with and without the tagline. I will submit another version of this one with a darker background and no tagline. It's very tough to design a web based bizz logo without blue and green. =) Let me know what colors work for you if not blue and green or the ones I used here and I will gladly get you a variation in a different color palette. Thanks!
A sort of color reverse or switch up of #43. I like the consistent stroke width, spacing and balance of this concept. Clean and balanced even though asymmetric.
A variation of #41 but against a black background and without the tagline added since I think the tagline might be too much and take away this design's strength and balance.
When I think of real estate, I think of buildings or boxes, spaces. In the center of the hexagon is the box that your business is built around. The hexagon can be you or the cloud or a fort wall like a support system. I took the angle that cuts the hexagon in half at 30 degrees and continued that throughout the typography. You can see this pretty clearly in the top and bottom of the 'h' and took the same angle across the top of the 'u' and 'b' and lined it up to where one continuous line would go from the bottom point of the hexagon to the top of the 'b'. These are little hidden elements that help give it an over all balance. I am submitting other versions of this one on both light and dark backgrounds and with and without the tagline so you can see the versatility and also get some ideas on where you might want to go with the colors. I can see this one doing well with the blues and greens in here with the red and gold like Google's colors but I know you said to avoid them. Let me know if the concept works for you and if you'd like to see any revisions to make it fit the direction you want to go with your branding. Thanks!
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