Bee Gee Robin Gibb’s Former Home Hits The Market
This home on Long Island’s Oyster Bay has it all, including a distinguished list of owners including Bee Gee Robin Gibb. …
The Beginner’s Guide To Passive Real Estate Investments
Passive real estate investments can enhance your overall financial portfolio, but only if you approach them with a healthy dose of caution. …
They’re building affordable housing for the homeless — without government help
A new effort to build housing for the homeless intends to demonstrate how the private sector can build faster and cheaper …
California’s aging dams face new perils, 50 years after Sylmar quake crisis
Earthquakes remain a threat to California’s aging dams, but experts say extreme weather due to climate change will pose new risks. …
Family Offices’ Favorite Property Type Will Be Ripe For Investment Soon
With family offices having patient capital and having learned from the last recession, they should consider taking advantage of the opportunities multifamily and specifically workforce housing will create. …
Five Things I’ve Learned From Being A Woman In A Male-Dominated Industry
Finding success in a male-dominated industry is a challenge, but it is not impossible. …
Three Critical Success Factors For Building Wealth
Constructing your own investment strategy requires more than simply going after exciting-sounding opportunities. …
15 Technology Trends Disrupting Real Estate Today
Real estate professionals are embracing these disruptive technology trends to grow and expand their businesses. …
In a first for California, Sacramento poised to allow apartments in single-family home neighborhoods
Capital city says it’s important to allow more housing near jobs, transit …
Is A Big-Box Firm Or A Boutique A Better Fit For Your Real Estate Career?
Is working for a big-box brokerage the way to go for you in your real estate career? Or are you better off building your own pipeline with a smaller boutique firm? …
Should You Invest In Real Estate Or A 401(k) Plan To Fund Early Retirement?
These four points should always be considered when investing for an early retirement. …
Closing Real Estate’s Digital Divide With Privacy, Transparency And Choice
The industry must continue to move away from the era when buying and selling meant participating in an opaque, fragmented, paper-heavy, legalized transaction. …
Pack Of Wolves Housing Concept Generates Revenue For Residents
In the race for more affordable housing options, developers are getting innovative with revenue sharing models. …
Why 2021 Might Be A Great Year To Finance A Home
If you are wondering whether now is the time to buy, here are some things to consider. …
The Latest Housing News From Realtor.com: A Sellers’ Market Continues
Just as the last 10 months have been like the film Groundhog Day so were the fundamentals of the country’s real estate market in January. …
Why is LACMA selling Michael Govan’s house less than a year after buying it?
First, LACMA sold its $6.6-million director’s home and bought Govan another for $2.2 million. Less than a year later the new home is on the market. …
In Malibu, Ed Niles’ futuristic glass fortress aims for $20 million
A striking glass home, which more resembles a futuristic airport terminal than a house, just surfaced for sale at $20 million in Malibu. …
How The Digital Mortgage Experience Will Shift Real Estate This Year
The real estate industry must be ready to shift where the buyers and sellers are ready to go. …
Column: We shake, we rattle, we roll — life in a state that’s one giant fault zone
Fifty years ago, a 6.5-magnitude earthquake centered in Sylmar caused us to rethink how we live in earthquake country. …
50 years ago, the Sylmar earthquake shook L.A., and nothing’s been the same since
The magnitude 6.6 Sylmar earthquake shook Southern California on Feb. 9, 1971, causing significant damage and 64 deaths. What few realized at the time was how close it came to being far more catastrophic. …
