Confederate Monuments Come Down: Alexandria Statue Removed, As ‘Black Lives Matter’ Written On Others
The United Daughters of the Confederacy opted to remove the Alexandria statue….
Looking To Invest In Rent-Stabilized Real Estate? Weigh the Risks And Rewards
In cities like New York, rent-stabilized multifamily real estate can be a smart, risk-adjusted, long-term investment opportunity, but you need to know the risks and rewards….
Survey: Buyers, Sellers Are Eager For The Return Of Open Houses
A new survey finds that a majority of people who attended an open house within the last year would do so now without hesitation….
How The Pandemic Is Changing Residential Buyers’ Preferences
Making sure you are advising clients well is more important than ever….
Five Ways Real Estate Investing Drives Personal Wealth
Real estate investing is one of the best possible ways to drive personal wealth….
The End Of The Extra $600 Weekly Unemployment Benefits Threatens Rent Payments
As rent comes due in June and as Congress mulls additional aid to inject into the coronavirus-battered U. S. economy, politicians and apartment industry experts are increasingly fixating on the $600 a week in supplemental unemployment…
Corporate Real Estate And Shifting The VUCA Mentality
As CRE leaders, we have an opportunity and an obligation to flip this to improvise, adapt, overcome and prepare our companies, our people and our clients for reopening, recovery and the new normal….
Lessons From 2008 For Lenders And Homeowners To Apply Today
Together, lenders and borrowers can make it through this uncertain, strained economic climate….
How A Chic Studio Sparks Conversation And Content Creation On EverTalk
With 96 shows filmed on one set, interior design creates conversations on EverTalk….
A Hot Rental Market Defines The Hamptons This Summer
The summer rental market in the Hamptons is hotter than ever. …