After developing nearly 700 communities across 40 states, Patten Properties welcomes new CEO John Patten, marking both a generational transition and strategic shift for one of America’...
“Everyone thinks affordable housing means government subsidies and $800,000 per unit costs. That’s insane. Totally unsustainable.” Aaron Mensch is challenging the status quo for afford...
“I like to say I’m two degrees of separation from every broker and buyer in Manhattan,” says Mike Fabbri, who was recently named The Agency‘s top-producing agent in N...
With U.S. homeowners sitting on over $35 trillion in home equity and reluctant to refinance their low-rate mortgages, innovative financing solutions are finding their moment. Leading this sh...
With over 50% of outstanding mortgages below 3.5%, the traditional resale market has stalled. In this challenging environment, Jome CEO Dan Hnatkovskyy has identified and capitalized on a cr...
“Housing is a day-to-day problem and an existential threat to the ability of so many residents to stay in the community they love,” says Jess Coleman, a City Council candidate fo...
Jeff Quintin remembers exactly what sparked his interest in real estate: watching successful agents visit his bank window in the early 1990s. “I would look at my check from working 40 ...
From pioneering affordable housing programs in the early 1970s to managing a current $5.1 billion development pipeline, The Michaels Organization has established itself as a force in the aff...
“Nobody knows what’s happening in Florida real estate better than Florida’s Realtors®,” states Tim Weisheyer, the 2025 president of Florida Realtors®, the nation’s la...
A chance conversation with a neighbor about their not-for-sale home sparked an idea that would lead Katie Hill to reimagine how the real estate industry approaches off-market properties. As ...
I had the privilege of interviewing Marie Ffolkes, a highly successful CEO who has developed a keen eye for market inefficiencies and growth. Marie’s extensive career included serving ...
