Category: investing
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Why Smart Capital Is Moving Down-Market in Commercial Real Estate
In today’s shifting commercial real estate landscape, a new investment thesis is gaining traction: smaller deals are outperforming their big-ticket counterparts—and investors are paying close attention. Recent data from CoStar’s Commercial Repeat-Sale Indices (CCRSI) highlights a growing bifurcation in asset performance. In February, prices for smaller U.S. commercial properties rose 1.1%, while larger, high-value assets…
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1 in 7 U.S. Homes Are Now Uninsured—Here’s Why That’s a Growing Risk for Buyers and Investors
By Daniel Kaufman A new report reveals a startling statistic: more than 11 million homes across the U.S. are currently uninsured, representing roughly 1 in every 7 owner-occupied homes. As home insurance premiums continue to climb, affordability is pushing more homeowners—particularly in high-risk markets—out of coverage entirely. According to LendingTree’s analysis of U.S. Census Bureau…
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Riding the Seller’s Market Momentum: Rental Investment Opportunities in Top Metros
Low inventory and frenzied buyer demand have made late March the best time to sell a home in many markets. According to Realtor.com, the week of March 23–30 offers sellers a sweet spot of high prices, quick sales, and intense buyer interest in 17 major metros . For developers and investors, this seller-side momentum signals…
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Boston Celtics’ $6.1B Private Equity Deal—What It Means for Investors
Listen, if you grew up in Boston, you know the Celtics aren’t just a team—they’re a legacy. And now, that legacy has a new price tag: $6.1 billion. A private equity investor-led group—fronted by Bill Chisholm, a Boston guy himself—just secured a majority stake in the franchise. This isn’t just another sports deal; this is…
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10 Markets Where Gen Z Can Actually Afford to Buy a Home
For real estate developers and investors, understanding where the next wave of homebuyers is putting down roots is key to identifying emerging opportunities. While Gen Z has been largely priced out of coastal markets due to high home prices and rising debt burdens, they’re making moves in more affordable parts of the country—especially in the…
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Will Developing Federal Land Solve the US Housing Shortage? What Real Estate Developers & Investors Need to Know
The US housing crisis is one of the most pressing issues facing real estate developers and investors. With limited supply, high land costs, and restrictive zoning laws, many metro areas are struggling to meet housing demand. Recently, President Donald Trump proposed unlocking federal land for housing development as a way to ease the shortage. On…
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Ski Town Housing Crisis: A Real Estate Developer’s Perspective & Why Skiers Should Be Concerned
By Daniel Kaufman, Real Estate Developer & Investor – www.danielkaufman.info The housing crisis in ski towns is no longer just a problem for seasonal workers—it’s a looming issue that threatens the very sustainability of the ski industry itself. As real estate investors and developers, we need to recognize the deep impact of this crisis—not just…
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Now Is the Time to Invest in Orlando Real Estate: The Best Neighborhoods for Savvy Investors
Orlando, Florida, is emerging as a prime destination for real estate investors in 2025. Recent projections indicate a 15.2% increase in home sales and a 12.1% rise in median sale prices in the Orlando-Kissimmee-Sanford area. This surge positions Orlando among the nation’s hottest housing markets, making it an opportune moment for investors and developers to…
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Industry Push to Preserve Property Tax Deductions
Real estate organizations are mobilizing against a proposed Congressional measure that could significantly limit property tax deductions for businesses. Industry leaders warn that such a change would have serious economic consequences, including higher costs, reduced property values, and potential instability in both the real estate market and the broader economy. What’s Happening? The Real Estate…
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Florida’s Property Tax Gamble: What It Means for Real Estate Investors and Developers
Florida Governor Ron DeSantis is making waves with his bold proposal to eliminate property taxes in the state—a move that, if successful, could fundamentally reshape the real estate market. With property taxes generating more than $40 billion annually for Florida’s local governments, the question remains: Who will cover the shortfall, and what does this mean…
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