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Blackstone's CTO describes the qualities he looks for in early stage companies and predicts AI's impact on real estate, credit, and energy.
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This article is the second of four installments in our new series, How Fintech Companies Can Simplify Their Funding Strategy. Read part one on Choosing the Right Funding Structure here.
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As we first shared in 2019, everything is relative — especially home prices in the Bay Area. These prices have continued to rise on an absolute basis over the last 12 years; the typical home in Palo Alto, for example, ro...
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Multifamily real estate in the U.S., which includes apartment buildings, condominiums, townhouses, and mixed-use developments, is one of the largest asset classes in the world. Approximately 44 million residences are con...
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Tech is fundamentally rethinking the way consumers purchase, and ultimately own, a home. Companies like Divvy offer a stair-step between renting and owning.
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Forget the automobile or the iPhone. Cities, according to the economist Ed Glaeser, are our greatest invention. When people move to cities, they exchange ideas, lower transportation and production costs, and create new b...
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If you’ve lived in a country like the U.S. with a pretty stable currency, you probably think about how much things “cost” in seemingly absolute terms -- of the currency. Things getting more expensive or less expensive co...
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a16z's Alex Rampell explains how as consumers get used to less friction in the age of mobile, software is finally beginning to disrupt buying a home.
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“You can observe a lot just by watching.”
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Owning a home has long been a pillar of the American dream, but very few people fully understand the mortgage that powers it. How does a mortgage originated by a broker in California end up on the books of the Singapore...
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I love marketplace businesses. I’ve had the privilege of working with some of the best digital marketplace businesses in the world, both as an operator -- for eBay and OpenTable -- and as an investor, supporting the effo...
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"A nickel ain’t worth a dime anymore" --Yogi Berra
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1/Hedge fund baron Paul Singer: "London, Manhattan, Aspen, & East Hampton real estate, & art, prices [show] leading edge of hyperinflation."
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"Online is clearly taking share from brick and mortar...this is likely to continue"