The great migration boom we’ve been tracking since 2020 is officially cooling. After years of explosive population shifts driven by remote work, housing affordability, and policy flight, 2024 marked a turning point. The pace is down, the patterns are shifting, and the...
For the past few years, San Francisco has served as the poster child of urban decline. From a 7% population drop to headlines about office vacancies and public safety, the narrative has been clear: the city was in freefall. But like many great cities before it, San...
The U.S.-China trade saga is starting to feel less like strategy and more like a game of telephone—and the markets are trying to make sense of the noise.This morning brought fresh confusion: Beijing flatly denied President Trump’s claim that Chinese leader Xi Jinping...
If you’ve been paying attention to the news lately, it feels like the world is lurching from one surprise to the next — and yet, when I step back and look at the real estate markets, I’m more convinced than ever:Commercial real estate remains one of the best places to...
For the better part of a decade, Miami felt unstoppable. Cranes filled the skyline. Capital flowed in from every direction. Developers raced to get in the ground as fast as possible.Today, the mood has shifted—and savvy investors should be paying close attention.A...
Markets are starting to breathe again—and not just because Jay Powell decided not to break up with the economy on live TV.After weeks of tariff threats, Fed-bashing, and the kind of volatility that gives real estate investors and CFOs matching ulcers, President Trump...
