Saudis Reportedly Invest $400 Million In Uber Founder Travis Kalanick’s Secret Startup
Uber’s ex-CEO is reunited with one of his biggest backers. …
The Technological Advancements Making Singapore a Global Hotspot
Tweet Boon Hoe LEONG, List Sotheby’s International Realty From Marina Bay Sands to Merlion Park, Singapore’s architecture and iconography have become synonymous with life in a modern city. The city-state has emerged from its humble beginnings as…
Las Vegas Adopts A Controversial Ban On Homeless Camping Or Sleeping In Public Areas
The Las Vegas City Council has approved a controversial ban Wednesday that makes it illegal to camp or sleep on the streets in certain parts of the city, …
Luxury Housing Market Stabilized in the Third Quarter After a Weak First Half
With sales up and supply down, the luxury market moderated after the first two quarters were marred by nerves about an impending recession.
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Opportunity Zones’ Social Impact On California’s Housing Market
Opportunity zones give investors the chance to do well financially while also contributing to the betterment of local communities that desperately need economic improvement. …
SevenThings To Know When Buying Land To Build A Home
Perform your due diligence, and you’ll be on your way to building that dream home. …
What Agents Need To Know Now That Real Estate Is A B2B Business
As the consumer becomes increasingly difficult to capture, many agents have a decision to make. …
If You’re A Real Estate Professional, You Should Be Recording A Podcast
If you’re involved in the real estate industry and looking for a new way to build your professional network and overall brand, podcasts are a great way to do it. …
This Is How Long It Takes To Recoup Your Investment After Buying A Home
New research by Betterment looks at how long it takes for homeowners to break even on their home purchase. …
SoftBank’s Masa Son: I ignored WeWork’s problems, made bad investments in US tech firms, and I’m really sorry.
SoftBank Group CEO Masayoshi Son admits he made massive mistakes in his handling of the Japanese company’s multi-billion dollar investments into U.S. tech companies, WeWork in particular. “My own investment judgement was really bad,” he said…