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04/23/19
San Francisco property owners must now register a vacant storefront within 30 days or face a $2,844 fine, reports the San Francisco Chronicle. Chicago’s Board of Trade building is going on the market, according to Crain’s Chicago Business. These are among today’s must reads from around the commercial real estate industry.
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04/23/19
As real estate goes, farmland is the ultimate low-risk, high-return investment.
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04/23/19
A survey from Greystar looks at the most popular apartment building amenities.
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04/23/19
Stonyrock Partners, a new firm led by former Blackstone and Carlyle Group executives, will buy stakes in private equity, real estate, infrastructure and hedge fund companies.
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04/23/19
JPMorgan Chase and Starwood Property Trust provided a $515 million for the construction of Facebook’s Oculus project in San Francisco.
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04/23/19
'Jeopardy' current champion James Holzhauer, who continues to set records on the game show, may be wrecking havoc on its budget.
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04/23/19
Apple is being sued for $1 billion by a college student who blames the company's facial recognition software for his wrongful arrest.
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04/23/19
Americans have a global reputation for unhealthy eating and a national obesity rate of nearly 40%. Cities with the worst diets have lots of fast food.
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04/23/19
What is a bad credit score? Scores within this range are considered poor, and improving them should be a top goal.
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04/23/19
Beware of blind loyalty when it comes to hotels, airlines and other travel providers. Loyalty programs earn providers more money than they cost.
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04/22/19
If you're shopping for a mortgage, you'll hear the term PITI. But what does PITI mean, and why does it matter?
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04/22/19
Looking to book your next vacation? Here are some tips and tricks to save money when booking flights, selecting hotels and applying for credit cards.
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04/22/19
That's because Tesla has created "the best chip in the world."
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04/22/19
Life science clusters from Boston-Cambridge to San Diego are seeing steady demand from tenants.
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04/22/19
Brokers expect that hotel sales volume in 2019 will match last year’s level.
