National Issue
Black homeownership’s Catch-22
By Cordilia James | August 11, 2021 08:00AM
Randal Wyatt was renting a mouse-infested apartment in a Portland, Oregon, neighborhood known for its high crime rate. When he wasn’t working as a student advocate or raising his twin sons, he attended a...
Black homeownership’s Catch-22
New York
The Closing: Ray McGuire
By Erik Engquist | January 14, 2021 08:00AM
Ray McGuire’s path from “the streets to the suites” is made-for-movie stuff. Growing up poor and fatherless in Dayton, Ohio, he worked his way into the elite boarding school Hotchkiss, then Harvard for undergraduate,...
The Closing: Ray McGuire
New York Insights
TRD Insights: Gentrification happening fastest in least affordable cities
By Jerome Dineen | August 10, 2020 08:00AM
Want to identify the chief culprit behind gentrification in your neighborhood? Look no further than your city’s housing supply...
TRD Insights: Gentrification happening fastest in least affordable cities
Developer seeks to build hotel near Echo Park
By Matthew Blake | Research By Jerome Dineen | March 11, 2020 05:19PM
Hoping to get in on Los Angeles’ rapid gentrification process, a developer is seeking city approval for a 185-room...
Developer seeks to build hotel near Echo Park
Metro rejects plastic surgeon’s 907-unit development in Westlake
TRD Staff | February 20, 2020 11:00AM
Los Angeles County’s Metropolitan Transportation Authority put the kibosh on a massive development plan atop its Westlake subway station,...
Metro rejects plastic surgeon’s 907-unit development in Westlake
Developer sued by DTLA artist collective over rent-restricted building
By Matthew Blake | Research By Jerome Dineen | December 06, 2019 03:49PM
An artist collective is suing Fifteen Group, a month after the real estate investment firm jacked up prices on...
Developer sued by DTLA artist collective over rent-restricted building
Little Tokyo advocates launch community real estate fund
TRD Staff | August 12, 2019 01:00PM
California residents will be able to invest directly into a community-owned and managed real estate fund for development in...
Little Tokyo advocates launch community real estate fund
LA wants to rezone Skid Row to allow 100K units of new housing
TRD Staff | July 03, 2019 09:00AM
A city plan to rezone Skid Row could transform the impoverished neighborhood, allowing for the construction of 100,000 new...
LA wants to rezone Skid Row to allow 100K units of new housing
New York
This NYC drug cop has amassed a $400M real estate portfolio
TRD Staff | June 17, 2019 02:30PM
Former New York City detective Greg O’Connell bought his first building in Red Hook back in 1967 for $22,000,...
This NYC drug cop has amassed a $400M real estate portfolio
LA gentrification strongest near Downtown transit-oriented developments: report
By Dennis Lynch | December 24, 2018 11:00AM
Gentrification and rising rents in Los Angeles County are most pronounced near transit stations, particularly in urban downtown areas...
LA gentrification strongest near Downtown transit-oriented developments: report
