Meet Jared And Ivanka’s New Neighbors—Including Tom And Gisele—On Miami’s Billionaire’s Bunker
Inside Indian Creek, the ultra-exclusive island enclave that’s likely home to the most billionaires—and Super Bowl rings—per capita.
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America’s Biggest Owner Of Farmland Is Now Bill Gates
The Microsoft billionaire has been quietly building a 242,000-acre portfolio of agricultural land across 18 states.
Signs Of A Rebound? Renters Are Coming Back To New York City.
In Manhattan, more leases were signed last month than during any December in over a decade.
Amid Home Improvement Surge, Jobber Raises $60 Million
Jobber, a software company that helps home-service firms manage their businesses, has raised a $60 million growth equity round, as it seeks to capitalize on the spike in the industry brought on by Covid-19.
Compass, A Much-Hyped Real Estate Startup, Files To Go Public
The company was last valued at $6.4 billion in 2019.
Family Video, A Video Rental Company With Hugely Valuable Real Estate, Shutters Its Stores
The portfolio was worth an estimated $400 million just three years ago.
Forbes Favorites 2020: The Year’s Best Real Estate Stories
There wasn’t much good news in the commercial real estate markets in 2020, but there sure was a lot of news. Here are five stories that illuminate the most interesting and impactful developments.
Forbes Real Estate Awards 2020: Why Airbnb’s CEO Wins Person Of The Year
If you own an office building, coworking space or hotel chain—well, best of luck. But if you’re trying to sell your home, now may be the best of times. Here are the year’s best products, most intriguing people and most innovative firms from the realm of real estate.
New Billionaire: Opendoor’s Public Debut Is A Big Win For CEO Eric Wu
The SPAC boom strikes again. Last year, Opendoor sold nearly 19,000 homes, generating revenue of $4.7 billion, though it posted a net loss of $339 million.
The End Of Coworking? Breather’s Demise Closes A Terrible Year For Flexible Office Space.
Lawsuits, unpaid rent and shuttered offices: 2020 has been a brutal year for these once hot startups.