AI for Real Estate Acquisitions
We've been building AI acquisitions agents with real estate GPs. On August 13, we're opening the hood in a live 2-hour workshop
Homebuilding and for-sale housing. Thesis Driven examines townhouses and attached single-family product, homebuilder strategy and land pipelines, small lot subdivision and infill, rate lock-in and mobility, fractional and shared-equity ownership models, modular and 3D-printed delivery, and the demographic and affordability shifts determining who can actually buy.
Millennials are buying “second” homes faster than primary homes. What do they want and how is the market evolving to serve them?
Tracking the past three months of notable land use and zoning decisions
A $2 trillion problem hidden in plain sight
New technologies are rapidly changing how homebuilders and developers are finding sites
Tracking the past three months of notable local land use and zoning decisions
Automation and AI are unlocking new ways to evaluate sites, potentially transforming real estate development. Here's how it works.
Casey Roloff built Seabrook from nothing — no institutional backing, no master developer. The model, the financing, and what it actually took.
Zoning reforms are unlocking a new kind of infill development that pairs affordability and density
New models aim to help people live together affordably. Can they succeed and scale?
A taxonomy of the technologies, approaches, and startups of the 3D printing ecosystem
Covering the future of real estate and the people creating it