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Heather Hook
21 Jul 2026

Recognition, based entirely on employee feedback, highlights the culture behind HH Red Stone’s approach to property management. SILVER SPRING, MD — July 2026 — HH Red Stone Properties and HH Fund have been named a 2026 WTOP News Top Workplace, an award determined solely by employee feedback. Tadros “Teddy” Abdelmalek, Senior Vice President of Business ...

Heather Hook
17 Jul 2026

DALLAS, TX, July 15, 2026. KeyCrew Media, a real estate analytics and media network, has selected Rhoni Golden, Co-Founder of Golden Hays Group at Dave Perry Miller Real Estate, as a KeyCrew Verified Expert. Golden will contribute market intelligence and expert analysis on inner-loop Dallas residential real estate, neighborhood selection, and the buyer experience across ...

Heather Hook
16 Jul 2026

The standard third-party management fee model rewards revenue growth but not cost discipline, leaving owners vulnerable to expense creep that compounds across every line item. The dominant compensation model in third-party multifamily management pays managers a percentage of collected rent, typically 1.5% to 5% of gross revenue, according to Ron Kutas, CEO of OneWall Communities. ...

Heather Hook
16 Jul 2026

SIOUX FALLS, SD, July 2, 2026. KeyCrew Media, a real estate analytics and media network, has selected Dusten Hendrickson, founder of Mailbox Money Real Estate, as a KeyCrew Verified Expert. Hendrickson will contribute market intelligence and expert analysis on ground-up workforce housing development, secondary and tertiary Midwest market selection, and accredited investor deal structure. KeyCrew ...

Heather Hook
15 Jul 2026

The data center sector rewards long-term planning. Multi-decade asset lives, massive infrastructure commitments, and years-long power interconnection timelines are supposed to favor developers with stable, well-considered strategies. Yet some active developers are recalibrating rapidly enough to raise questions about what communities and investors can reliably expect when they commit to a project. Daniel Kaufman, a ...

Heather Hook
15 Jul 2026

Geodesic design cuts water use and grid power draw by 90 percent, addressing the two concerns most often raised about large-scale data center construction LOS ANGELES, CA — July 2026 — Kaufman & Company, the Los Angeles-based private investment and holding firm founded by Daniel Kaufman, has begun construction on two hyperscale data center projects ...

Heather Hook
15 Jul 2026

Out of more than 6,000 agents in Washington, DC, and an estimated 2 million nationwide, independently verified data places the Washington Fine Properties broker among the country’s top-performing individual agents WASHINGTON, D.C. – July, 2026 – Daryl Judy, an Associate Broker with Washington Fine Properties, has been named a 2026 RealTrends Verified Top Agent, ranking ...

Heather Hook
15 Jul 2026

Herald-Zeitung’s Best of New Braunfels readers’ choice award recognizes local real estate broker for the third year running NEW BRAUNFELS, TX – July, 2026 – Yitzchak Pierson, Broker Associate with eXp Realty, has been voted Best Real Estate Agent in New Braunfels in the 2026 Best of New Braunfels awards, marking his third consecutive year ...

Heather Hook
15 Jul 2026

When an infrastructure company’s site selection team finally sends over its formal requirements for a Midwest location, the list of data points requested often catches local landlords off guard. Logan Freeman, a real estate professional at Midwest CRE Advisors, says most building owners have never calculated the numbers a serious buyer actually needs. “Most owners ...

Heather Hook
15 Jul 2026

The spreadsheet case for buying a discounted resale investment property often looks compelling on paper. The purchase price is lower, the cap rate appears stronger, and the value-add potential seems straightforward. But according to Yitzchak Pierson, a Real Estate Professional with eXp Realty who works extensively with investors in Texas, the real cost comparison between ...

Heather Hook
15 Jul 2026

Tucson’s sprawling geography punishes proximity-based neighborhood decisions in ways that more compact cities do not – and most relocating buyers don’t realize it until after they’ve committed. Unlike denser metros where most areas share broadly similar infrastructure and character, Tucson’s four surrounding mountain ranges and low-density development pattern have produced distinct microenvironments that differ substantially ...