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Airbnb earned $10B last year, more than double pre-pandemic

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The company earned $9.9 billion in total revenue for the year, nearly half of which was company profit. That is more than double the total revenue the company earned in 2019, before the pandemic upended travel. Continue reading →

Loans for commercial and multifamily buildings fell 25% in Q4

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Loans for office buildings specifically dropped 68 percent year over year and 32 percent quarter over quarter.  Continue reading →

Need a roomie? Zillow now allows you to list single rooms for rent

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Landlords now have the ability to list single rooms for rent on Zillow, as affordability concerns relegate more renters to living with roommates. Continue reading →

Nir Meir charged with larceny alongside HFZ, Omnibuild execs

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HFZ, Meir and executives from both HFZ and Omnibuild allegedly defrauded subcontractors, investors and the City of New York. Continue reading →

Adam Neumann makes grand play to take back struggling WeWork

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In a push to wrestle back the company he co-founded, Adam Neumann on Monday sent a letter to the co-working giant pressing it to sell its assets to Flow, Neumann’s latest real estate endeavor. Continue reading →

How to simplify rent collection for both landlords and tenants

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Rent collection is essential for your portfolio’s financial stability and profitability. Ryan Barone shares strategies to simplify it for you and your renters. Continue reading →