How Poetry Influences This Cofounder’s Real Estate Startup
Find out how this Somalian born engineer launched a tech startup and published his first book of poetry, with poetry influencing every bit of his tech work. …
The Next Generation Of Renters: How Landlords Can Prepare For Gen Z Tenants
The biggest change on the horizon is the coming-of-age of Gen Z. …
Top Sales: January deal is Palos Verdes Estates’ priciest in four years
The onetime Beverly Hills home of an old Hollywood star, a massive hilltop compound in the South Bay and an art collector’s estate in Bel-Air were among the priciest residential real estate sales in Los…
Preleasing: The Key To A Successful Multifamily Lease-up
A properly planned and well-executed preleasing environment can ensure the long-term success of a multifamily development. …
Significant Changes To Tax Law Bring Significant Opportunity For Real Estate Investors
Making the most of the opportunities provided by such substantial changes is critical to maximizing your long-term profitability. …
Could Ken Griffin’s Penthouse Purchase Cost NYC Real Estate Buyers Millions?
A 2014 bill that aims to impose an additional tax on part-time New York residents—dubbed the “pied-a-terre tax”—has risen from the dead, largely in thanks to the recent record-breaking Central Park penthouse purchase by billionaire Ken…
Pied-A-Terre Tax Debate Reignited After Billionaire Ken Griffin’s $238 Million Penthouse Purchase
A 2014 bill that aims to impose an additional tax on part-time New York residents—dubbed the “pied-a-terre tax”—has risen from the dead, largely in thanks to the recent record-breaking Central Park penthouse purchase by billionaire Ken…
Wealth Guru Plans Dutch-Style Car-Free Bicycle-Friendly City Near Boulder, Colorado
Cyclocroft, planned for Colorado, is the city dream of B4Place of The Netherlands and Mr. Money Mustache. …
Zillow CEO Spencer Rascoff Out Amid Pivot To Buying And Selling Homes
In April 2018, the company launched Zillow Offers, an on-demand home selling product. …
U.S. home sales slid 1.2% in January to slowest pace since 2015
U.S. home sales fell 1.2% in January to their slowest pace in more than three years as persistent affordability problems put a harsh chill on the real estate market. The National Assn. of Realtors said…