Harvard Business School Is Bad for America

(NEWSER) – Decades ago, American CEOs were more like “corporate statesmen,” writes Robert Reich at Salon. They looked after their shareholders, of course, but they balanced those interests with those of their workers, their communities, and their nation....

Rental Housing Could be Running Out

REI Success Academy – There is a major sweep of mega-investors all across the country right now. Some of these are Black Stones, Colony America Homes, The National Rental Home Counsel, and Homes for Rent of America. These mega-investors are sweeping across the...

Uneven Economic Growth For Investors

Business Insider – As last week’s non-farm payroll report illustrated, the recovery – both in and outside the United States – remains a grudging, disappointing one. That said, it’s still a recovery, albeit an uneven economic growth. Economic growth is...

Renting drives U.S. homeownership to 19-year low

(Reuters) – Homeownership in the United States hit a 19-year low in the second quarter as tight finances continued to drive Americans toward renting, one of the lasting legacies of the recession. The seasonally adjusted homeownership rate fell to 64.8 percent,...

NYC Condo Offers $1M Parking Spots

(NEWSER) – You’ll need to be a millionaire to afford ritzy new condos coming to New York City’s SoHo neighborhood—and that’s just to park. The New York Times reports that 10 underground spots at 42 Crosby St. will cost $1 million each, more per...

1200 New Florida Condos Remain Unsold

Remember the “good old days” when condos were sprouting up like daisies in Florida and developers and investors “couldn’t go wrong” with a nice, shiny new residential building located near a beach or tourist destination? Well, if you have forgotten those days and you...
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