To coin a phrase, all bad things must come to an end. While the New York City real estate market remains challenging, the second quarter brought more activity and more deals than in any of the…
We rarely think about what goes on behind the scenes to ensure the buildings we live and work in are immaculate. Operating companies spend billions in capex each year to maintain their portfolios, and Honest Buildings…
We rarely think about what goes on behind the scenes to ensure the buildings we live and work in are immaculate. Operating companies spend billions in capex each year to maintain their portfolios, and Honest Buildings…
Major issues affecting real estate decisions are interrelated and influence each other. Here are the top 10 concerns identified in an annual report from The Counselors of Real Estate. …
There’s no denying that augmented reality delivers unique, engaging experiences and offers new creative possibilities, but will AR advertising ever go mainstream? …
Virtual staging is fast supplanting physical staging as the go-to option for multifamily developers. This tech-enabled marketing technique can cut expenses, boost net operating income, give marketers multiple staging options and offer prospects an immersive experience….
Consider the mid-century Case Study House: minimalist prototypes for the masses that were aesthetic and affordable, each now a grail venerated by the architectural cognoscenti. …
Of the 9,307 condominium buildings in Miami-Dade and Broward counties, only 12 are approved for Federal Housing Administration loans, down from 29 last year. …
Senderos Canyon, a roughly 258-acre tract of land on the edge of Bel-Air, came on the market in 2013 with an asking price of $125 million. Three years later, without any takers, the owner delisted…
Before the Whitney was established in 1931 by American sculptor, art patron, and collector Gertrude Vanderbilt Whitney, other museums and collectors in the U.S. turned their gaze largely to European art and art history. …