Can real estate move the needle even if they wanted to? Seems like they’re along for the ride here, with unions and political hacks steering the ship.

It’s very hard to make money. Very low margin business so most of them suck. The best management companies do it to manage their own properties or produce intel/deal flow for the investment side.

Insured 2 buildings recently. 1300/unit for adaptive reuse 100+ year old brick and heavy timber. 800/unit for ground up 5 over 1. Pretty crazy I don’t get it, both sprinklered. Crime score was a factor too but think it was mostly construction type.

I figured that ward would stick with Krasner even if they didn’t announce ahead of time, a bunch of those wards stick together. Wondering what Cindy Bass’s ward is doing

I don’t understand how the union is ok with this

Someone needs to do this for suburban Philadelphia

I wouldn’t say they’re against it, just laying out the case for more money which they need.. context here is the state has starved the system so septa has to beg and plead for every penny

Yes. A lot will use regional rail but many will take a bus, patco, the el, broad street line. It’s the middle of everything. And the best part is it’s forcing our useless politicians to fund more frequent regional rail every night, which is something everyone wants and is increasingly in more demand

Just going as cheap as possible

I could’ve told them they weren’t getting LIHTC. Only firms that have gotten it before get these credits. Just wasting years here

Im definitely guilty of saying this about wine

Based on my convos with Brazilians I work with yes. Trump, bolsonaro- all the same thing

I wish progressives were on board with permissive zoning reform. Not the case at all where I am

Because it’s all Comcast in various forms, that’s why the arguments don’t make sense

On the bright side the Detroit waterfront is getting better all the time.

Trump’s pick is solid. Well received by real estate community

If the trends for Hispanic voters keep up we’re cooked as a party and not just in ny

Yep and everyone screamed at him when he said roll back right to shelter. Feds should’ve coordinated shelter and not let it concentrate in a few cities

He was completely right. Esp regarding lack of help from federal government