As Chicago considers expanding its Accessory Dwelling Unit (ADU) program citywide, the question remains: can this housing strategy make a meaningful impact in one of America’s densest ...
As affordable housing challenges grow across American cities, DePaul University’s Institute for Housing Studies (IHS) has developed an effective model where research directly informs r...
As real estate fraud continues to rise, some companies are shifting from reactive alerts to proactive protection. EquityProtect is one such firm, aiming to detect and deter fraudulent activi...
In Miami’s competitive real estate market, where traditional lenders increasingly rely on automated systems to approve straightforward applications, Krebs has built a thriving business...
In traditional real estate syndication, investors face a stark reality: their capital is locked up for years with virtually no exit options until the property sells. This lack of liquidity h...
With median home prices exceeding $800,000 and many residents spending over half their income on rent, California’s housing crisis requires decisive action. Two significant policy appr...
As federal drone bans reshape the industry, American manufacturers are filling the gap with secure, high-efficiency platforms—offering real estate firms a strategic edge in a rapidly evolv...
“I consider myself fairly risk tolerant,” says Tanya Ragan, President and CEO of Wildcat Management, a Dallas-based real estate investment and development firm. “I see myse...
“We don’t sell houses—we sell community,” says Nick Schlekeway, Founder and Designated Broker of Amherst Madison, a brokerage that has grown from $14 million in sales its...
Washington D.C. is experiencing a significant transformation in its commercial real estate landscape as developers increasingly convert underutilized office buildings into residential spaces...
“We’re an Applied Research Center, and that means all our work is intended to inform practitioners making decisions about housing policy, investment, and strategies affecting nei...
When Scott Clark discusses housing, he’s careful about his terminology. The founder and CEO of The True Life Companies doesn’t talk about “affordable housing”—a phr...
“If we want to have a broad level of affordability in a city as big as Los Angeles, we have to focus on not just low and very low income but middle income tenants,” says Nathan K...
“This program, together with 485x, will significantly reshape the landscape for the next decade,” says David Shamshovich, discussing the city’s newest housing incentives wi...
“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...
