“San Francisco appears have bounced off the bottom and is starting to come back,” says Brad Lagomarsino, Vice Chair of Multi-Family Investments at Colliers in San Francisco. Afte...
“We get a lot of calls where homeowners say, ‘You sent me a letter, but this is not possible.’ And we’re like, ‘Actually it is.’ Some people just don̵...
In New York City’s challenging housing landscape, one organization stands out with a clear vision: transforming lives through affordable homeownership. Since July 2024, Sabrina Lippman...
“For the first time living in San Diego, we didn’t have to live in a place where we didn’t want to be. We now get to live somewhere that we actually want to call home,” C...
“We had no idea about the extent of non-compliance until we looked at the data. Suddenly we realized 60-70% of property owners weren’t meeting the insurance requirements in their...
When Julie Schechter graduated from Brooklyn Law School during the recession 15 years ago, she jokes she “begrudgingly” took a job at her father’s small firm representing c...
Naftali Credit Partners is making bold moves in the private credit space, with plans to raise a billion-dollar fund that would triple the size of its current lending platform. The ambitious ...
When Michele Harrington completed her service maintaining C-130 engines in the United States Marine Corps, she knew two things: she had a fierce independent streak, and she wasn’t cut ...
The real estate industry has dodged a major cybersecurity crisis so far – but that might be more curse than blessing, according to industry security expert Robert Siciliano. Despite ha...
Texas broker Lou Eytalis Allen is challenging what she describes as coercive membership practices by her local Realtor association, bringing to light broader questions about mandatory associ...
The intersection of housing affordability, displacement, and market dynamics is creating unprecedented pressures across the American housing landscape, according to Dr. Tim Thomas, Research ...
Twenty-five thousand new affordable housing units since 2015 tell the story of New Jersey’s success in tackling one of real estate’s most pressing challenges. The state’s M...
“The most doxxed piece of information is somebody’s personal residence,” explains David Lanciotti, Executive Vice President and General Counsel at The Land Trust Company. I...
“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...
“Tech is new for the sake of new. Real Estate is old for the sake of old,” observes Marc Zuluaga, co-founder and Chief Revenue Officer of Cadence OneFive. This tension between in...
