Will California Get Out Of Its Own Way?
Zoning reform has become a flashpoint for political debate in the United States. While it intuitively seems like it would
Read moreZoning reform has become a flashpoint for political debate in the United States. While it intuitively seems like it would
Read moreThe energy sector lost a giant this week in the passing of Dr. George Crabtree, who was one of the
Read moreGentrification and predatory housing practices led policymakers in Ann Arbor to create a new “right-to-renew” ordinance. Could it be a valuable tool in the fight for tenant protections?
Read moreIt’s time for the annual tradition of pointing out the winners and losers of the year in terms of who’s
Read moreA minor saga involving a dysfunctional lightswitch led me to thinking about some of the challenges of integrating smart home technology.
Read moreThe Matterport platform offers plenty of opportunities well outside the realm of simply creating virtual tours for real estate listings.
Read moreA new Polish-language Netflix series explores the catastrophic 1997 floods of Central Europe through a tightly-crafted, intense drama. Is it just fiction? Or is it cautionary?
Read moreTo be fair, there’s a lot of weird stuff going on these days. The wealthiest man in the world, with
Read moreThe Blue Oval scores another kind of big, fat, blue oval, rotated 90°, for its commitment to walkability and bikeability in the new Michigan Central Station project.
Read moreFort Myers, Florida, is a flashpoint for the Sunshine State’s battle against climate change. It’s a battle that the state isn’t exactly winning. Part of that is coming from the self-inflicted wounds of eviscerating public sector oversight of real estate development. We’ve got photos of the traffic jams and storm damage to prove it.
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