Introducing V2 of Thesis Driven’s Operator Database
A rebuilt website, live Signals tracking 10,000 firm-related articles daily, full API access, and direct integrations with HubSpot, Slack, and Attio
A rebuilt website, live Signals tracking 10,000 firm-related articles daily, full API access, and direct integrations with HubSpot, Slack, and Attio
Falling birth rates, shifting migration, and an aging population are already reshaping demand across real estate, faster than most of the market has priced in
A new model for capitalizing real estate operators from ex-Blackstone, Starwood, Goldman Sachs, and Dune investors
How a generation of superstar chefs and obsessed diners remade urban neighborhoods, inflated rents, and priced themselves out of the streets they made desirable.
Covering the future of real estate and the people creating it
Meet the 100 people shaping the future of the built world, Part III
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Why the next generation of real estate fund managers will be built on video reels and newsletters
As the spigot of institutional capital remains dry for many real estate sponsors, family offices have become an increasingly sought-
Small, founder-led experiential resorts are achieving high occupancy and premium pricing, but they don’t fit traditional capital models.
A data-driven approach to unit mix, layouts, amenities, and marketing helped one Gowanus Wharf project lease faster and at higher rents in a crowded market
How CERES is bringing the European “gourmet cluster” model to U.S. residential development, with food and culinary culture at the center of daily life
For decades, feasibility analysis has been the bottleneck that kept real estate developers from moving faster. Algoma has built a platform designed to fix that.
Insurance costs are rising across real estate portfolios, and one company is building a new model to manage them
Multifamily residents are using consumer AI and open tools to work around building systems and regain control of how their apartments operate
Move over, LLMs. Computer vision is going to hit real estate even harder.
Falling birth rates, shifting migration, and an aging population are already reshaping demand across real estate, faster than most of the market has priced in
How a generation of superstar chefs and obsessed diners remade urban neighborhoods, inflated rents, and priced themselves out of the streets they made desirable.
How autonomous vehicles will break the economics of convenience retail
Stacks of documents, repetitive workflows, and massive economics make mortgage lending an obvious target for AI, but adoption has been slow.
Covering the future of real estate and the people creating it