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Heather Hook
11 Aug 2026

When families evaluate whether an aging parent needs assisted living, the checklist tends to focus on physical safety: can they manage the stairs, are they falling, can they drive. What gets far less attention, according to Doug Halperin, Principal at Elevated Estates, is the emotional and social dimension of aging alone. Halperin argues that loneliness ...

Heather Hook
11 Aug 2026

New Cheyenne, Wyoming-based company targets ski resorts, distressed ski assets, and ski real estate, with acquisitions already underway CHEYENNE, Wyo., August 2026 – DEK Builds LLC today announced its official launch as a new acquisition platform focused exclusively on ski resorts, distressed mountain assets, and ski real estate throughout North America. The company has opened ...

Heather Hook
11 Aug 2026

New platform at www.landbriefing.com ranks U.S. metros on momentum, employer catalysts, affordability, and supply risk, giving buyers a starting point before land opportunity becomes obvious. LOS ANGELES, CA — Kaufman Real Estate & Consulting, the advisory arm of Kaufman & Company, today announced the launch of LandBriefing (www.landbriefing.com), a research platform built to help developers, ...

Heather Hook
10 Aug 2026

The moment a real estate investor receives their first K-1 partnership tax return, many assume something has gone wrong. The document shows a loss. Their bank account shows distributions. The two seem impossible to reconcile, and that confusion, according to Steven Libman, founder of Investing With Purpose™, leads investors to misread one of the most ...

Heather Hook
10 Aug 2026

The largest gathering of electric aircraft ever assembled just happened at Oshkosh Air Venture, and it revealed something the industry keeps getting wrong: the electric aviation revolution isn’t primarily about flying cars and urban air taxis. It’s about something far broader, with implications that reach across every segment of aviation from emergency services to agriculture ...

Heather Hook
06 Aug 2026

There’s a moment every serious home buyer knows. You open a listing, click through the photos, and within seconds you’ve already decided whether you can picture yourself there. No walkthrough. No floor plan conversation. Just an immediate, emotional yes or no. Kristin Egmont, a Connecticut real estate agent with more than 20 years working Fairfield ...

Heather Hook
06 Aug 2026

Selling a house usually means photos, showings, and open houses. But a growing number of homeowners in Montgomery County, Maryland are choosing a different path, one that skips the public listing process entirely. Justin Mitchell, Founder of Maryland Cash Home Buyers, a Frederick-based real estate solutions company, said the reasons behind that choice usually come ...

Heather Hook
05 Aug 2026

Photo credit: Sonja Zinke The Litchfield Hills, Hudson Valley, and Southern Berkshires sit within a remarkably compact geography. From Salisbury, Connecticut, you can be in New York State in five minutes and in Massachusetts in under ten. Within that small radius, however, the communities on offer are genuinely distinct from one another, and for buyers ...

Heather Hook
04 Aug 2026

Mid-year data from six northern New Jersey towns shows buyer demand diverging sharply by submarket, with some neighborhoods accelerating into summer while others have shifted toward buyer advantage. Two Markets, One Region, One Week Broad statements about the state of the real estate market tend to obscure more than they reveal. According to Mark Slade, ...

Heather Hook
04 Aug 2026

Commercial real estate ownership research has remained a manual process long after other brokerage workflows went digital. According to Dan Mosher, CEO and Co-Founder of DealGround, the reason is structural: property records are fragmented across 50 states and thousands of counties, and until recently, no technology could efficiently connect the multiple steps required to trace ...

Heather Hook
04 Aug 2026

In Cornwall, Connecticut, a town of a few thousand residents, a covered bridge, one general store, and one restaurant, five significant real estate transactions closed over a relatively short period. The properties ranged from a 187-acre country compound to a mountaintop stone cabin with views that required imagination to fully realize. On paper, they have ...