A rendering of NYC DOT’s Flatbush Avenue bus lane proposal at Flatbush Avenue and Park Place. Credit: NYC DOT Flatbush Avenue is getting faster (and safer). Department of Transportation Commissioner Ydanis Rodriguez on Friday announced work will begin this fall...
In This Article By the end of 2025, over 500,000 newly constructed rental apartments are expected to hit the U.S. market, significantly increasing inventory and helping to alleviate the housing shortage, according to a new report from RentCafé. This surge...
In This Article You ran the numbers. You raised the rent. Not only that, but you upgraded the unit. But you forgot one thing: security. Now your cap rate is bleeding from a $30 lock you haven’t thought twice about...
In This Article In July 2025, President Donald Trump announced that his administration is considering a sweeping change to how capital gains are treated on home sales. Days later, Representative Marjorie Taylor Greene introduced legislation titled the “No Tax on...
The best markets to buy rental properties are often overlooked, affordable cities with strong rents, reasonable home prices, and robust job growth. These markets could not only appreciate steadily, giving you the long-term wealth you’re looking for, but also pocket...
Ashley:How do you pick the right market as a new investor? Today we’re answering questions just like this to help all of our rookie investors make sense of real estate investing Tony:From making sure your contractors aren’t overcharging to knowing...
Credit: NYC Department of Housing Preservation and Development Applications are now being accepted for 42 mixed-income apartments at a new luxury rental in Hell’s Kitchen. The 28-story building at 250 West 49th Street offers spacious residences, a wide range of...
In This Article Massachusetts is the latest state to enforce “junk fee” regulations. For landlords here, both large and small, this has significant implications. It means that the additional charges landlords and management companies tag on above the base rent,...
In This Article Let’s get something straight from the start: America doesn’t have a housing “problem.” That makes it sound like a small leak under the sink. Rather, what we’ve got is a housing disaster—the kind of thing you don’t...
In This Article This article is presented by Allegion. Most investors think the hard part of real estate investing is finding deals—running the numbers, negotiating the price, getting financing. And yes, that’s the fun part. But if you’ve ever been...
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