Real estate investors and developers need uniform ways to evaluate and compare the expected (ex-ante) and realized (ex-poste) returns of real estate investments.
Matt Slepin of Terra Search Partners interviews Fred Tuomi to learn about his 30 plus year career, including leadership roles at both Equity Residential and Invitation Homes and how technology has enabled and transformed these asset classes.
The rule of thumb is that the cost of your house should equal roughly 2.6 years of income. But in some U.S. cities, home prices are almost 10 times what the median household earns.
The developer of a now-shelved steel modular housing project for the homeless in Seattle says too many regulations got in the way. If we’re going to do anything but tread water on this issue, he says, “we need to break some rules.”
After Moshe Safdie’s thesis project in Montreal brought him instant fame in 1967, a chance to build a new community in Baltimore turned into a reality check.
Dallas-Fort Worth and Dayton Ohio have the least traffic congestion among larger cities (urban areas) in the world, according to the 2017 TomTom Traffic Index.
I strive to understand what creates opportunities—and challenges—for real estate investment and sustainable community development. Learn about me at http://www.urbanexus.com/about-h-pike-oliver/.
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