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Mortgage Rates Today Mortgage rates increased 3 basis points this week to 5.74% down from a high of 6.01% in
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Mortgage Rates Today Mortgage rates increased 3 basis points this week to 5.74% down from a high of 6.01% in
On July 26th the DEMAND SIDE data is scheduled to be released on Unit sales, Price, and Months of Inventory. While new home sales
The Consumer Price Index (CPI) for May 2022 data was released today and the year-over-year increase from 8.3% to 8.6%.
Week ending June 9, 2022: 10 Year US Treasury rates increased 12 bps which will put upward pressure on this
10 Year US Treasury rates increased 17 basis points for the week ending June 2nd, 2022. This will put upward pressure
Communities leverage property owner rights through a series of codes, restrictions, permitting processes, ordinances, taxes and laws. A general discussion
Have you ever been asked how the real estate business is going? The answers are different for what may be
By itself, real estate is a simple enough business. An old adage we have all heard is “location, location, location.”
We are all familiar with Porgy and Bess classic Summertime line, “When the fish are jumpin’…” that can bring back memories of the Old South or at least remind us of an era gone by. As summer ambles, with too many back to school television advertisements already, I wonder where the time has gone.
In this analysis, LANDCO Principal David Rosenbaum examines a question recently put forth by Marc Andreesen and the implications for LANDCO: What if e-commerce reduces in-store sales, even by just a little bit? And what happens if the loss of volume is not just temporary, but structural?
In this analysis, LANDCO Principal David Rosenbaum examines the role of austerity in our current economic climate.
5th of 5 parts on climate change and real estate by David Rosenbaum: Climate change has brought us to a turning point in real estate as important as the invention of skyscrapers or the conception of suburbia, perhaps as important as the settling of the west.
4th of 5 parts on climate change and real estate by David Rosenbaum: Polling reveals that Americans have begun to accept as scientific fact that human activity is dangerously affecting the climate (Rasmussen, Quinnipiac, Yale, National Wildlife Federation).
3rd of 5 parts on climate change and real estate by David Rosenbaum: Call it earth-friendly or economically imperative, investors who embrace the greening of real estate can profit by getting ahead of the curve. Denial and resistance are dead ends.
2nd of 5 parts on climate change and real estate by David Rosenbaum: The guys in the green jerseys are in the LEED. That’s exactly where real estate must go in order to stay in the game. The future is with environmental regulation.