A few weekends ago, sheltering in place from the coronavirus, witnessing the looting in cities amid peaceful protests and watching the first manned commercial spaceflight in history, I thought how future generations would probably...
After more than 17 years of coverage that’s spread from New York and its surroundings to South Florida, Los...
Our great gathering places have shut down. Our lives are now defined by shelter in place, these four walls...
Go ahead, pile it on. It’s already hard enough being a real estate broker today with a sluggish market, rent reform laws, plunging stock prices, a looming recession and the coronavirus. But when The...
It’s been a tough year for real estate – but a good time for lobbyists. The industry seems to...
He’s the guy that told Adam Neumann he should act more crazy. Masayoshi Son is the eccentric-but-gifted entrepreneur who...
“I don’t know why anyone was paying for the word ‘we.’ The only word he knew was ‘I.’”...
Big Brother is going bricks-and-mortar. In our cover story this month, “Real Estate’s Surveillance State,” reporter Rich Bockmann delves...
“There’s never a development project that’s embraced.” So says David Kramer, president of the Hudson Companies, one of the city’s largest affordable housing developers, in this month’s Closing interview. Kramer was talking about opposition...
There is so much venture capital money flowing into private real estate firms these days that you would be...
