by Nadja Brandt Property crowdfunding, in which large amounts of money are raised through small contributions, is probably going to climb from $1.01 billion last year and $396.4 million in 2013, Los Angeles-based Massolution said in a report released Tuesday….

Miami DDA report estimates 300 to 350 leases are signed monthly By Peter Zalewski Technological advancements in the last two decades have worked to make nearly every industry in the U.S. economy more efficient, due in part to a newfound ability for…

Once, not long ago, Latin American investors were the saviors of South Florida real estate.   Saddled with capital they feared would lose value in their own countries, these buyers poured millions of dollars into a U.S. safe haven—distressed commercial…

Renters outnumber homeowners in nine of America’s 11 largest cities, according to a survey released today by the Census Bureau and NYU’s Furman Center for Real Estate. And Miami (above) stripped NYC of its “renting capital” title, with65% of Miamians renting…

American cities—and not just the priciest ones—are more and more the domain of renters.   Renters made up the majority of the population in cities at the core of nine of the nation’s 11 largest metro areas in 2013, a…

Now Nicklaus is leaving his mark on the nonprofit hospital, which will become Nicklaus Children’s Hospital in March.”The health and well-being of children have always been a primary focus for us,” Jack Nicklaus and his wife Barbara said in a shared statement….

Eleazar David Melendez, Daily Business Review Cranes sprouting the skyline of Brickell as new condo construction risesJ. Albert DiazSales were slowing, closings fell apart and financing partners backed off. Without admitting misgivings, some developers would coyly “ask what they needed…

PALM SPRINGS, CA—From the Northeast to the West, panelists at NMHC’s Apartment Strategies Outlook Conference here last week gave an overview of where the hot spots are and where rent growth is cooling for apartments. During the panel “The Markets:…

Wall Street Joiurnal By LAURA KUSISTO American renters are starting to push back against the shrinking size of apartments, prompting some developers to begin building bigger units. At this week’s International Builders Show, architects and developers said they are seeing more…

By Ben Miller, Co-Founder & CEO, Fundrise A short time ago, many single-family home fix-and-flippers were getting construction loans for 65% to 75% of the total cost of the renovation at 12% annual interest rates. These terms attracted many major…