I looked primarily and Hunter/ Windham, Shandaken area, and don’t have the best grasp of the western Catskills region (or the rest of the state for that matter). 

I'm curious as to what others see as the potential opportunities coming in downtown (and possibly also suburban) office assets in the next couple of years as pre-covid leases expire and tenants choose not to re-up:1) Find and short REITs that focus on downtown office space, especially in particularly-vulnerable regions/cities/industries?

Hi everyone,My business partner @Steven Taylor and I are searching for an investor-friendly agent in the Berkshires region of western Massachusetts (Lee, Great Barrington, etc.). 

He told me that rates all over the region are going up due to increased risk of wildfire (I'm in New Castle).

Hello, The current property owner has a mortgage with a regional bank. 

Would be wonderful to hear from boots on the ground or RE professionals in the area .Thank youYou can't operate STRs anymore in most cities, at least in the capital region, for more than 90 days a year.I belive you have to be a citizen to buy real estate in Iceland, or have a registered LLC in Iceland to do so.

If so maybe you don’t HAVE to get this one.THIS IS IN NEW YORK STATE - SPECIFICALLY THE SARATOGA REGION.

The five county region saw a 10% decrease in new listings compared to January of the preceding year and a 17% increase from the preceding month.It may be prudent to note emerging trends when considering the critically low levels of housing inventory and the influx of job creation and population growth.

Others in my area have been successful in my region in getting land rezoned to higher density.

Anyone in particular you can recommend in the DFW region?