Distress In New York City Real Estate: The Silver Lining
Although the Fed voted to raise rates another .25%, Chair Jerome Powell indicated significant rate hikes may not be needed
Pay The Lawyers Only If The Deal Closes?
Maybe transactional clients shouldn’t pay unless the deal closes. But it’s not that simple.
Senior Living Coming To A Dense, Walkable Setting Near You
Over recent years, senior living communities have transitioned from a heavily suburban phenomenon to one far more likely to be
Here Are The Cities Where Housing Inventory Has Increased The Most
Based on a list of American cities with populations of 200,000 or more, we analyzed 119 housing markets in terms
Classic European Touches And An Illustrious Home Theater Are This Majestic New Jersey Estate’s Crown Jewels
A home theater from a renowned designer, a wine cellar and tasting room that feel plucked from Tuscany and a
The Email Deluge In Transactional Legal Work
It can be tricky to navigate who should and shouldn’t be part of the email chain.
How This Developer Is Tackling The Water Crisis —With Howard Buffett’s Help
Several years ago, I stood near a trailer park in downtown Las Vegas, listening to Zappos founder Tony Hsieh explain
How To Deal With Letters Of Credit From Silicon Valley Or Signature Bank
Are your letters of credit now worthless? How do “bridge banks” factor in?
New Harvard Report Stresses Need For Adding Accessibility To America’s Housing Stock
As the share of older adults and multi-generational households grow, more homeowners are likely to take on accessibility projects.
Pandemic Boomtowns Go From Hot Spots To Not-So-Hot Spots
Hartford, Connecticut is the housing market’s unlikely darling.