2 millennials who have bought a combined 22 properties with friends and family explain how they got into real estate without waiting on a spouse
The founders of real estate company Open House Austin said buying houses with their friends led them purchase a beach home and lake house by 30.
Real estate stocks continue to recover – Grand City with breakout attempt
A buy recommendation for Grand City Properties caused the shares of the real estate group to temporarily break out of their month-long sideways movement to the upside on Tuesday. With a peak of 8.275…
11 Must Reads for Real Estate Investors (Aug. 28, 2023)
Kimco Realty announced it has reached an agreement to purchase RPT Realty in an all-stock deal valued at $2 billion. Wall Street funds that backed WeWork are discussing how to handle the firm’s potential bankruptcy, reports The Wall Street Journal. These are among the must reads from around the real estate investment kick off the new week.
Conquer South Florida Real Estate: The Stephen Ross Blueprint
Click here to begin your real estate investing journey with Nada Cityfunds! In challenging economic periods where most retreat, Stephen Ross’ Related Companies is expanding its affordable housing portfolio in South Florida.
A new lease on life: Denver unveils 16 office towers best suited for conversion to residential
The city of Denver now has a clearer picture of what distressed downtown office buildings would make the best candidates to switch over to residential uses, which should help in its efforts to conv…
Motley Fool: To invest in real estate, consider an REIT
The Motley Fool outlines the benefits of investing in a real estate investment trust or REIT.
Real estate sales in Peoria, Tazewell and Woodford counties for August 27, 2023
These are real estate transactions in Peoria, Tazewell and Woodford counties
Richland County property transfers: Aug. 14-18
Real estate transactions recorded in Richland County Aug. 14-18.
Berks County real estate transactions for Aug. 27
Some of the transactions do not include a transfer price because no money was exchanged for the property. All deeds are recorded in the Berks County recorder of deeds office and are a matter of pub…
NYC is facing a dire situation as commercial leases are renting much smaller spaces
The not-so-slow-motion divestment of companies from millions of square feet of office space is underway, posing what may well be the biggest threat to New York tax collections and its wider economy in generations. A nimble city needs to give businesses and individuals as much flexibility and power as possible to repurpose underutilized spaces, lest empty, white-elephant commercial real estate drags us all down.