Or, a place where lots of new houses are being built might give you an indication that its an opportunity zone or in high demand.Smart Steps to TakeLook Back in Time: Use Google Maps to flip through images from different years to see how things have changed on and around the property.Spot the Signs: Keep an eye out for things like construction activity, nearby abandoned areas, traffic velocity to understand how things have developed over time.Predict the Future: Knowing what’s happened before can help you guess what might happen next.

My opinion is this is one of those moments.Maybe that makes me persona non grata for podcasts and conferences that want to project an upbeat image on Multifamily, syndications, or real estate in general, but I can only call it as I see it. 

My firm only does New York and New Jersey but there are significant differences between these 2 neighboring states so image the differences between New York and Texas.

It's listed in the events here for the first WED in May.

In essence, generative AI draws inspiration from diverse data inputs—ranging from images to text or audio—to craft entirely novel outputs, offering a tantalizing glimpse into a world of endless possibilities.Reshaping the Dynamics of Real EstatePrecision in Property Valuation: Generative AI is rewriting the rulebook on property valuation by tapping into extensive datasets to swiftly and accurately predict property values.

.© lerbank - iStock/Getty Images PlusThe spring housing market is off to a sluggish start, with home sales falling in March.

Over the years as they’ve apparently grown bigger, they seem to project a “better than thou” image with a chip on their shoulder and that doesn’t sit well with me.  

Wedding people, bike rider groups, extended families in addition to one big family.

It does all the usual accounting stuff, like data imports, receipt imaging, etc. 

I have found a former wedding venue that has been listed for sale at $1.1MM.