The Six Things We Learned at Our Capital Markets Summit
The carry trade is dead, and capital is moving to whoever can manufacture cash flow. Takeaways from a day with more than 250 investors and operators in emerging real estate.
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Single Family Leisure: A New Real Estate Asset Class
Exploring the recent emergence of "SFL" as an asset class, bringing opportunities and challenges alike for real estate investors
Introducing the Thesis Driven Leader Series
We're kicking off our first season of a podcast + video series featuring interviews with leading voices at the intersection of real estate, cities, innovation and the built world
Five Things Real Estate Should Learn from Other Industries
Lessons from e-commerce, Biglaw, for-profit education, entertainment and more
Who is Still Investing in Real Estate Tech? 1H 2024 Edition
Our updated list of firms actively investing in real estate technology companies
Hot and Cold: Where Real Estate Tech Investors Want to Play in 2024
The results of Thesis Driven's biannual real estate tech investor survey
Post-Mortem: Brexit's Impact on the UK Real Estate Market
Analysts predicted that 2016’s Brexit referendum would devastate the UK’s property market. Almost eight years in, how is it faring?
Multifamily and Hospitality: More Than Friends?
Multifamily and hospitality are getting closer. Are the sectors on a path to come together, or will structural challenges stand in the way?
Announcing Thesis Driven’s First Course: Fundamentals of Commercial Real Estate
A two-day bootcamp for proptech employees to get up to speed on the commercial real estate industry and how it works.
The Case for Single-Stair Multifamily
While many advocates have focused on zoning reform, one change could unlock even more new housing: legalizing single-stair multifamily.
Scattered Site Student Housing
Small buildings near campus have long been neglected by real estate investors. That's beginning to change.
Going to the Source: Five Strategies for Finding Off-Market and Distressed Assets
In a difficult market, finding true off-market opportunities can be the only way to get deals done. What tactics can investors use to find them?