First Look Inside Crescent, San Francisco’s Luxury New Development Atop Nob Hill
The design team behind architect Robert A. M. Stern’s first multi-family development in San Francisco is debuting interior images. …
A Year Of Rejuvenation For The U.S. Housing Industry
Despite a solid end to the decade for new home construction, the 2010s will likely be remembered as a decade of significant under-building of housing. …
Tips For The First-Time Hotel Owner
In a career that has spanned more than 40 years, he has seen the three way pull between customers, management companies and the owners of the hotels. …
Luxury Decor Gifts For The Person Who Has Everything
Spread holiday cheer with something expensive. …
2020 Will See ‘Historic Low Level’ Of Housing Inventory
Demand for homes will be strong next year, but homebuyers will have few options. …
Star Wars’ George Lucas Buys $28 Million Property In California
Legendary director George Lucas is expanding his beachfront villa in Carpinteria, California, after the purchase of a 2-acre site next door for $28 million. …
History And Housing Discrimination: Why Neighborhoods In The United States Are Still So Segregated
Discrimination is alive and well in neighborhoods across the country — and people will go to great lengths to preserve existing racial divisions. …
Why It’s More Than A Day At The Park For Crow Holdings
At Crow Holdings, there’s a tree legacy to proudly uphold. …
The Black Friday-Cyber Monday Shopping Rush Is Over, But These Trends Are Here To Stay
Early promotions may have stolen some thunder from Black Friday, but the latest numbers shows the five days between Thanksgiving and Cyber Monday remain critical for retailers. …
The Power Of Co-Op Boards In New York City Real Estate: Time to Make Changes In 2020
In my last article, I discussed some ways in which co-op boards may discriminate against prospective applicants in both legal and illegal ways, sometimes violating New York City Fair Housing guidelines. …