Deed Theft Is a Growing Problem With No Easy Solutions
Earlier this month, top lawmakers in New York State gathered at a press conference in Albany to mark the signing of a new law aimed…
California’s 56 New Housing Bills Show That Politicians Are Finally Prioritizing Development
California's governor just signed a mindblowing 56 bills into law yesterday, all aimed at solving the state's housing affordability issues. Among the bills was legislation…
Real Estate Needs to Embrace the Missing G of ESG
Discover the missing 'G' in the E.S.G movement. Delve deeper into why redirecting investments towards 'brown' companies, especially in the real estate sector, could be…
Focusing on Women Is Crucial to the Return-to-Office Movement
What will happen to the office? It’s the biggest question on the minds of anyone connected to the real estate industry, and after more than…
Local Law 97: The City That Never Sleeps Is Finally Waking up to Climate Change
Famously, New York is the city that never sleeps, but over the past century, the Big Apple has been ‘sleepwalking’ towards a climate crisis. Of…
How European Carbon Reduction Laws Are Affecting U.S. Real Estate
The European Union has committed to making all 27 countries that it governs carbon-free by 2050. That is obviously a lofty goal but the EU…
Daughter of Famous Civil Rights Author Takes Aim at the Property Industry in New Book
If you want an eye-opening gut punch about racism in America, read The Color of Law. Released in 2017 the book documents the history of…
Which of America’s Most Expensive Cities Are Doing the Best Job of Building New Homes?
The nation’s housing crisis is something on everyone’s mind. Both policymakers and the real estate industry have announced initiatives recently to tackle the housing shortage.…
A Right To Disconnect Movement in the U.S. Could Benefit the Office Market
Whether people are paid by the hour or are salaried staff, employees are finding it increasingly difficult to keep work-related obligations from seeping into their…
Are Rental Properties Contributing to the Rise in Housing Prices?
Housing prices in many cities have become unaffordable for many people. One significant suspect is investors buying homes for renting, limiting availability for first-time homebuyers…