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Angst and stress is sky-high at real estate companies. Is going out on your own the right play?
Real estate is about getting to closing, not winning redlines. How legal process can lose sight of the real objective—and how to bring it back.
This article breaks down how the real estate downturn is impacting all investors—but why smaller firms feel the pressure more intensely.
New York’s housing costs didn’t rise by accident. Decades of political interference and failed policy choices have driven rents up and affordability down.
Markets change. Strategies should too. A look at why waiting out the storm isn’t always the smartest play for property owners.
In real estate today, exhaustion and optimism coexist. Some owners are ready to quit; others see their best buying window in years.
Systems matter, but culture and people determine whether a property thrives or tanks.
From acquisition to execution—see why the hard work of asset management is where value is truly created in real estate.
The real sign of recovery isn’t rates—it’s sales volume. Lenders are moving assets, and multifamily deal flow is slowly returning.
Real estate is coming to 401(k) plans nationwide. Smaller sponsors must work harder to stand out against big-name competition.
Rising values used to hide weak operations. Not anymore. The next cycle belongs to disciplined owners and operators.
Institutional investors focus on minimizing downside risk, while individual investors chase opportunity and flexibility. This breakdown explains why they view the same property so differently.
What happens when Trump replaces Powell? Real estate investors need to understand the risks and opportunities tied to a changing Fed.
