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Research report: Investing in commercial real estate

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In April 2019, Wisconsin-based property developer and investment firm J. Jeffers and Co. needed to find equity investors for a new office building in Milwaukee. The goal was clear: raise about $10 million in equity investment to get the project off the… Continue reading →

Online retailer Wayfair to sell pre-designed sets of home furnishings

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The company believes the prospect of buying a room’s worth of furnishings and fixtures will appeal to property managers and short-term rental owners. Continue reading →

This is how you succeed at renting

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More than a third of all American households currently rent out at least a part of their home or a second property — a number that’s growing fast. Continue reading →

Industrial on ice

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Two-day delivery. Next day delivery. Same day delivery. The new norm for shipping standards is only getting shorter. In fact, McKinsey reported that 20-25% of the consumer market will be handled by same-day delivery service by 2025. Continue reading →

New app lets you use the hotel pool and spa without staying the night

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The Miami-based Daycation app lets users book day passes that lets users enjoy a hotel’s pool and spa services during day hours. Continue reading →

5 property management tips for investors

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Whether you’re renting out a vacation home to earn some extra income or invest in rental properties, certain challenges come with property management. Continue reading →

Move over New York, here comes Charleston

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In the U.S., 24-hour cities essentially translate to our gateway cities: Boston, Chicago, Los Angeles, New York, San Francisco, and Washington, D.C. Meanwhile, 18-hour cities are the markets with above-average urban population growth. Continue reading →