What Does The Next Decade Look Like For Landlords?
Landlords need to start preparing for what the next decade will bring for property owners and adjust their investment strategy accordingly. …
The PropTech Space Is A ‘Blue Ocean’ In Asia
We can expect that the use of technology in real estate markets will become more popular in every area from sourcing decent deals to automated valuation to digital cross-border transactions to property management. …
Three Building Blocks For Brokerages To Create A Future-Proof Business
Every entrepreneur knows that the act of launching a business is never as simple as developing a great idea and bringing it to market. …
A Roadmap For Millennial Homebuyers
If you do your homework, thoroughly evaluate your financial situation and partner with an excellent agent and lender, you can greatly simplify the process and ensure a successful outcome. …
Who Is Buying In New York City, And Who Is Leaving?
Despite the dire reports about the New York City real estate market, transactions are taking place and, in some cases, there are bidding wars — and not just in the suburbs. …
A House On “The Country’s Most Despicable Alley”
It is said that Elenor Roosevelt once dubbed Blagden Alley one of the the country’s most despicable alley. …
Hot Property: Lakers legend Derek Fisher lists home court in Tarzana
Big names listing their big homes also include rapper Logic, for $5 million in Calabasas, and National League MVP Christian Yelich, for $6.3 million in Malibu. …
Homebuilding Business Strategy In The New Normal: My Interview With A Veteran CEO
The ongoing pandemic continues to affect what buyers of new-construction homes demand. Outgoing Meritage CEO Steve Hilton provides his current views. …
Home of the Week: A one-of-a-kind Midcentury in Beverly Hills
In Beverly Hills, a dazzling Midcentury designed by Hal Levitt finds new ways to emphasize indoor-outdoor living across more than 6,000 square feet. Asking price: $26 million. …
Jazz musician Chuck Mangione offers up N.Y. co-op near Central Park
Grammy-winning jazz musician Chuck Mangione is asking $2.25 million for his Manhattan co-op with a 40-foot terrace close to Central Park. …