The Stadium is the Easy Part
From Miami to Las Vegas, billions are pouring into stadium-anchored districts, but only a handful have so far proved they can truly work as real estate.
From Miami to Las Vegas, billions are pouring into stadium-anchored districts, but only a handful have so far proved they can truly work as real estate.
A live one-hour session on turning your investor deck into a reusable Claude workflow you keep
The rise of agentic AI and recent software releases prompt hard questions about what “openness” really means
Get ready for conference season with a 90-minute session on picking shows, prep, on-site execution, and follow-up
Covering the future of real estate and the people creating it
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.
Private wealth has passed the institutional market, and most sponsors have no idea how to reach it. A workshop on raising from family offices and RIAs.
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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
EG is applying the American real estate private equity playbook to Australia, starting with medical office
Our annual list of firms actively investing in real estate technology companies
Realpage is betting that decades of accumulated data can become an AI-era advantage
Our annual list of firms actively investing in real estate technology companies
Predicting six new real estate marketplaces to rise over the next decade
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.
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
Covering the future of real estate and the people creating it