The dark woods, sumptuous furnishings and rarified air of private social clubs have long remained the exclusive preserve of the moneyed few. The clubs serve as a retreat from the public, a place where the well-heeled can relax among their own, ensconced safely behind walls separating them from the of banal existence of the workaday
According to recent data, some of the primary rental trends associated with the Covid-19 pandemic are beginning to reverse. That’s one of the major findings of the recently-released November Rent Report from Zumper. The report found fears of a recession, along with declining occupancy rates, are being reflected in rental prices, especially in regions that
A recently-released report from Urban Land Institute and PwC suggests a contradiction in terms. As the North American real estate industry returns to a kind of pre-pandemic normalcy, some pandemic-era sea changes are solidifying and likely to endure. Those are among findings of ULI and PwC’s annual report spotlighting the latest emerging real estate industry
As technology has evolved, the resident experience within multifamily communities has concomitantly grown ever more convenient, health-enhancing and efficient. Technology-infused amenities and interactive package and delivery rooms, as well as HoT, or Home of Things — among other technology breakthroughs — all herald greater comfort and satisfaction for apartment and condominium residents in 2023 and
A new study from IPX1031 reveals a mismatch between belief and reality when it comes to owning a dream home. It shows a full 9 in 10 (90%) regard owning a home a critical component of the American dream. One-third (33%) stated that owning a home in 2022 is a necessity. That notwithstanding, more than
Famously known as “the city that never sleeps,” New York City brims with folks who burn the candle at both ends. For many, morning time coffees and evening tide cocktails are the fuels that keep them going. That could be why luxury buildings with the best coffee shops and cocktail bars tend to grab an
Whether it’s ride-sharing, bike-sharing or even tool sharing at tool lending libraries in cities from Seattle to Baltimore, share and share alike appears an idea whose time has come. In recent years, household names like Lyft, TaskRabbit and Airbnb have enabled consumers to provide underutilized goods or services in exchange for payment. It figures the
High net-worth individuals are increasingly seeking smaller properties for investment. Younger millionaires want properties less likely to be impacted in the decades ahead by extreme weather and climate change. Well-heeled Americans tend more and more to seek homes in foreign locations, among them Central America, Asia, Mexico and Canada. And with an eye toward growing
There’s been no shortage of news over the past 30 months about office vacancies. In large gateway cities, office occupancies fell dramatically during the pandemic as staffs found they could work from home. Moreover, occupancies have remained stubbornly low, as employers and staff faced off over remote work. Though the weeks since Labor Day have
The growing crime rates afflicting U.S. cities aren’t just an issue in this fall’s mid-term elections. They also couldn’t have been far from the minds of those involved in creating the prototype facility for the Adult Advocacy Centers (AACs) of Ohio. The purpose of AACs is to help make the criminal justice system more equitable
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