The Coming K-12 Crunch
K-12 enrollment is falling rapidly. As cities grapple with school closures and property tax revolts, what does this mean for real estate?
K-12 enrollment is falling rapidly. As cities grapple with school closures and property tax revolts, what does this mean for real estate?
A city built around cars and entertainment could be remade over the next decade by forces now transforming both
In struggling urban markets, the path to preserving affordable apartments may begin with creating more expensive ones
Office demand is recovering, but speculative development in most markets remains stubbornly out of reach
Covering the future of real estate and the people creating it
The carry trade is dead, and capital is moving to whoever can manufacture cash flow. Takeaways from a day with more than 250 investors and operators in emerging real estate.
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Office demand is recovering, but speculative development in most markets remains stubbornly out of reach
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K-12 enrollment is falling rapidly. As cities grapple with school closures and property tax revolts, what does this mean for real estate?
A city built around cars and entertainment could be remade over the next decade by forces now transforming both
The carry trade is dead, and capital is moving to whoever can manufacture cash flow. Takeaways from a day with more than 250 investors and operators in emerging real estate.
Falling birth rates, shifting migration, and an aging population are already reshaping demand across real estate, faster than most of the market has priced in
Covering the future of real estate and the people creating it