Trump Not The Only One Moving Out; New Yorkers Matching Foreign Buyers In South Florida
Trump is the biggest name to leave New York for tax purposes. Who’s next? …
Email Communication In Real Estate: It’s Not Always Urgent
Documents spewed out of the faxers all over my real estate office, printed on those rolls of thin shiny paper the machines needed back then. …
Manhattan Beach House Hunt: Which Strand home is superior?
For $16 million, which would you prefer: a newly built contemporary with a rooftop deck or a corner-lot property with slightly more space and an oceanfront spa? …
WeWork’s white elephant: Insiders savage Lord & Taylor building buy
As WeWork attempts to scrub its image clean of Adam Neumann, some of the ousted CEO’s transactions serve as a bitter reminder of the company’s former culture of excess. One is WeWork’s $850 million purchase of…
18-Hour Cities Are Having A Moment — Here’s How They Can Seize The Opportunity
The best time to invest in these strategies was back in 1957. The second-best time is now. …
HGTV’s ‘Fixer to Fabulous’ revives old houses in Walmart’s hometown
The latest rehab show benefits from Northwest Arkansas’ history and the area’s more recent record of rapid growth. Plus, the hosts have a farm. …
Where Is The New Class Of Investors Buying Single-Family Rentals?
Primary markets may be approaching their peak, but there are opportunities to be found in secondary markets. …
To Protect Your Real Estate, Remember That It’s ‘A Bundle Of Sticks’
Anyone who owns a fee or has a long- or short-term lease has a bundle of rights that can be conveyed. …
How To Do Opportunity Zones Right: Navigating The Land Banking Loophole
A close read of the Opportunity Zone guidelines reveals a land banking loophole that must be watched closely and navigated well for Opportunity Zone investments to meet the intent of the law which is to create…
Millennials With Families Are Leaving Major Cities For The Suburbs Transforming Them Into “Hipsturbia”
Just as their parents flocked to the suburbs, city-loving Millennials are doing the same yet transitioning some areas to “Hipsturbia,” a phrase revealed in the Urban Land Institute’s (link) (ULI) joint report with PwC, Emerging Trends…