Rich Uncle
Nothing says stable tenant like the federal government, but what happens when Uncle Sam starts trimming its leases? For some a federal shape up amounts to full scalp.
ReadNothing says stable tenant like the federal government, but what happens when Uncle Sam starts trimming its leases? For some a federal shape up amounts to full scalp.
ReadIn real estate, markets fall and rise, true resilience comes from the ability to adapt before the market forces your hand. This plotline is how one investor turned crisis into opportunity by building a network of competence that shifted from betting to building with better predictability.
ReadThe pieces to achieve more affordable housing exist but a capital solution that mirrors the affordable housing mandate have not been stitched. The patchwork, as piece, quickly pushing affordability to where those to be served can’t reach it.
ReadThe midwest multifamily trade is landing right as the ground beneath it shifts.
ReadThere is a version of prosperity that shows up cleanly in the numbers: square footage, home values, commute-adjusted salaries, the size of the garage. And there is another version that never quite makes it into a listing, a policy brief, or a quarterly report. It lives in whether a person wakes up rested, whether their chest feels tight by four in the afternoon, whether the dwelling they return to at the end of a long day restores or risks further deterioration.
ReadHealthcare providers are rethinking hospitals, outpatient clinics, ambulatory surgery centers and medical office buildings as an integrated portfolio rather than a collection of stand-alone assets.
ReadEvery deal already has a captive audience with an interest in selling it.
ReadUntil the philosophy that holds the disabled resident as lesser is finally, and permanently, undone — value will keep leaking out of every room built to exclude them.
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