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
New York City real estate, worked from the data rather than the narrative. Thesis Driven reports on population and migration measurement, rent stabilization and the regulated stock, development pipeline and rezonings, office conversions, neighborhood change and ground-floor retail, and the supply constraints that make the city behave differently from every other US market.
How a generation of superstar chefs and obsessed diners remade urban neighborhoods, inflated rents, and priced themselves out of the streets they made desirable.
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
Tackling NYC's biggest challenges in a live event on December 4th
Episode 20 of the Thesis Driven Leaders Series
Twitter's favorite measure of growth is flawed and produces fundamental misunderstandings of population change.
Episode Three of the Thesis Driven Leader Series
Is the largest rent control regime in the US headed off a cliff?
New transit connections have the potential to unlock neighborhoods and fuel new demand. What are the next major projects on the horizon?
Depending on the data you study, the City is either dying or surging. Rents are high, but so is outmigration. What's going on?
Covering the future of real estate and the people creating it