New York City’s strict short-term rental law goes into effect
New York City’s law limiting short-term rentals went into effect on Tuesday. To offer stays of less than 30 days, hosts must stay in the unit with their guests. Continue reading
New York City’s law limiting short-term rentals went into effect on Tuesday. To offer stays of less than 30 days, hosts must stay in the unit with their guests. Continue reading
The lawsuit, filed by the daughter of one of Cardone’s previous investors, says he misled his followers by boasting on social media about the potential returns they would see from investing in his real estate fund while downplaying the risks. Continue reading
Phoenix, Las Vegas and other Sunbelt metro areas saw the biggest slowdowns in investor activity as high rates and low demand cooled activity nationwide, according to reports. Continue reading
Over the past six years, a mysterious entity known only as Flannery Associates quietly scooped up nearly $900 million in farmland outside the Bay Area. Now investors behind the plan have been revealed. Continue reading
Local Law 18, which requires short-term rental owners to register with the city, could siphon tens of millions of dollars in revenue from Airbnb when it goes into effect on Sept. 5 in New York City. Continue reading
Our management team averages 12 years on the job, providing continuity essential to our residents and our business. Here’s how we do it. Continue reading
A new report from CoreLogic is the latest to confirm that rent growth is falling back toward historical levels as the market moves on from unprecedented growth during COVID-19. Continue reading
Learn from this Canadian broker’s professional journey and find out about her No. 1 rule for real estate investing. Continue reading
NYC’s Independent Budget Office’s latest study found 13,362 rent-stabilized units have been empty for at least two years. They said it’s “impossible” to know if landlords are justifiably keeping them unrented. Continue reading
Experts expect U.S. companies to adjust remote work policies in the coming 6-12 months as the office market suffers. “Our cultures are different around work-life balance,” said CBRE’s Julie Whelan. Continue reading