Real Estate

Today’s data for July housing starts and permits was very mixed. Of course, the month on month data is volatile (and subject to very large revisions) due to difficult seasonal adjustment factors and changes in the weather, but the Year on Year (YoY) trend is more reliable. For housing starts, July’s result was far below
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Fitness meets interior design. Lily Glass Photography Most boutique fitness studios in Los Angeles have pretty standard builds. They’re clean, have a calming vibe, and are contemporary or modern in terms of design. However, there’s nothing really remarkable about the aesthetics. Enter Paris Pilates, which opened in spring 2019. Located in the trendy Silver Lake
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The Long Island City skyline from across the East River on September 19, 2017. (Photo by LUDOVIC MARIN / AFP) (LUDOVIC MARIN/AFP/Getty Images) AFP/Getty Images If Long Island City, N.Y. needed Amazon, you wouldn’t know it from continued robust development, sales and leasing momentum just across the East River from Midtown Manhattan. For many years
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Nearly three years into the Trump Administration, you may think the pendulum for banking regulations — Dodd-Frank rules created after the 2008 crisis — has swung to a more permissive position. President Trump campaigned promising to dial back regulations, and legislators from both parties promised some “recalibration.” Certainly, some changes have happened. Following the 2018
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If WeWork CEO Adam Neumann does not contribute at lease $1 billion to chartiable causes in ten-years he will lose some of his super-voting rights. Kelly Sullivan/Getty Images For an organization dedicated to community, WeWork has handed a stunning amount of control—and cash—to one person. The company’s s-1 filing yesterday shows that chief executive Adam
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Plastic palm trees and doo-wop styling create the character of the Starlux Hotel Morey Family Archives If you love graphic turquoise wallpaper, kidney-shaped coffee tables, lava lamps and plastic palm trees, then you must spend at least one night at the Starlux. Part of the Morey’s Piers complex, which is celebrating its 50thanniversary, the boutique
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Harrods managing director Michael Ward says the UK’s business rates tax system is “broken”. (Photo by John Phillips/Getty Images for Harrods) Getty More than 50 among the UK’s largest retailers have asked the government to fix the “broken” business rates system.   The retailers, including Harrods, Marks and Spencer, Sainsbury’s, Asda and Boots, have written
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Jessica Sherman, associate vice president of affordable housing at Douglaston Development. Douglaston Development Jessica Sherman, associate vice president of affordable housing with the real estate firm Douglaston Development, has made it her mission to improve the quality of life for low-income New Yorkers. Recently named a Crain’s New York “Rising Star,” Sherman has helped her
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The lounge and kitchen area at Alexandria LaunchLabs at the Alexandria Center, One Kendall Square, in Cambridge, Mass. © 2019 Andy Caulfield With technological advancement occurring at an increasingly breakneck pace, it’s natural the number of life science and technology innovation clusters is growing as well. These clusters result from the increasing recognition that innovators
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When you take the step of owning your first rental property and becoming a landlord, you’ll likely underestimate just how many things can eat up your time and energy. On the tenant side, you can find yourself doing everything from mediating neighbor disputes to following up on late rent payments. Then there’s the property management
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