Major Lessons Learned After Twenty Years of Real Estate Investing – Part I
Everything in life has its ups and downs. You work hard, learn from your mistakes and, every once in a while, make a good score. […]
Month: January 2019
Over a Third of All U.S. Office Space Will be Flexible by 2030
According to JLL’s latest research, the U.S. office market is poised to take on significantly more office flex space in the coming year. “The world’s […]
Gridlock in DC & Volatility on Wall Street Maybe Helping the Housing Market
Traditionally, bad news in Washington DC (i.e. a government shutdown) or volatility on Wall Street (i.e. erratic stock market movements) are bad for the real […]
Money Continues to Flow into Appraisal Automation Startups
Automated appraisal startups continue to attract funding from investors as the push to make the often complex real estate valuation process less labor and time […]
Renting Homes More Affordable Than Buying in 59 Percent of U.S. Cities
According to ATTOM Data Solutions new 2019 Rental Affordability Report, renting a three-bedroom property in the U.S. is more affordable than buying a median-priced home in […]
Corporate Real Estate Updates: Blackrock, JLL, Colliers & Others
AskPorter Gets New Investment from GoogleGoogle has agreed to invest in London-founded Artificial Intelligence-led property start-up AskPorter, reported PlaceTech. AskPorter acts as a digital assistant between landlords and tenants, helping […]
Will WeWork Move Away from Co-Working and into Building Operations?
The emergence of co-working companies such as WeWork are based on a simple business model: Sign a long-term lease then turn around and sublet parts […]
Cushman & Wakefield Brokers Huge Toronto Deal; Acquires New Company
Cushman and Wakefield (CW), a Chicago-based real estate firm, announced that it helped broker 433,752 square feet in downtown Toronto on behalf of e-commerce company […]