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Highlighted Articles
Better Know a CRE: Joseph G. Nahas, Jr., CRE®
Volume 47, Number 18 - November 14, 2023
Perspectives
Unambiguous Climate Risk: Building Performance Standards Policies
Volume 47, Number 17 - September 5, 2023
Features
Build-to-Rent Homes: A Promising Solution to Chronic Housing Shortages
Volume 47, Number 16 - July 5, 2023
Perspectives
Where the Pacific’s Magic Becomes Success
A sequel to “No Siesta for Los Cabos”. (Pub. Real Estate Issues December 2022) The State of Baja California Sur (BCS) in México, home for Los Cabos, considered one of the World´s top 3 places to invest in Real Estate, is comprised by 5 major market areas: Cabo San Lucas (and its Corridor), San José del Cabo (and its corridor), East Cape,... Read More
Announcing The Jared Shlaes Prize
$10,000 award
Better Know a CRE
Better Know a CRE: Joseph G. Nahas, Jr., CRE®
Volume 47, Number 18 - November 14, 2023
Unambiguous Climate Risk: Building Performance Standards Policies
Volume 47, Number 17 - September 5, 2023
Features
Build-to-Rent Homes: A Promising Solution to Chronic Housing Shortages
Introduction When homeownership is increasingly out of reach for many, build-to-rent (BTR) housing offers a desirable alternative to traditional homeownership. First, BTRs provide flexibility that traditional homeownership cannot match. By renting rather than owning, tenants are free to move around the city or the country as their jobs, family situations or lifestyle decisions dictate. They can enjoy the benefits of urban or suburban living... Read More
Perspectives
A Proposed Methodology to Explore Racial and Ethnic Bias in Multifamily Appraisals
Abstract Current industry research to identify racial and ethnic bias has mostly focused on single-family appraisals but the primary players in multlifamily lending (Freddie Mac, Fannie Mae, and the Federal Housing Finance Agency) are not addressing bias with the same resources or attention. Racial or ethnic bias is more than a single observation of a poor appraisal, or an appraiser’s questionable word choice, or an... Read More
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