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“As it relates to the Johnson County market, it has a vast number of strengths as it is such a desirable place to live. The school systems rank top in the state, there are quality jobs in the county and easy proximity to jobs in Indianapolis, great community amenities and parks, and low crime. Ultimately, these factors will continue to drive a strong rental housing market.” - Gabrielle Rubenstein Learn more about Gabrielle's interview with Aspire Economic Development + Chamber Alliance, and her insight into the 2024 commercial and residential real estate markets, at the link below. https://lnkd.in/dWsBB9xD #multifamilyrealestate #multifamilyinvesting #mixedusedevelopment #verticallyintegratedrealestate

Neil M Strebig with the excellent article on #BellevueMontgomery!! Always grateful for having our project highlighted! Learn more about the project through the article or by following the link to our SmallChange.co platform below! https://lnkd.in/e6vq3zRN *In this test-the-water phase, no money or other consideration is being solicited, and if sent in response will not be accepted. No offer to buy securities can be accepted and no part of the purchase price can be received until the offering statement is filed and then only through Smallchange.co. Any indication of interest involves no obligation or commitment of any kind.

Spring has sprung and so has the housing market. 🌷🏘️ See what Memphis has in store for Spring 2024 by clicking the link below. https://lnkd.in/giq_i5VW #MemphisRealEstate #SpringHousingMarket #MemphisHomes #RealEstateTrends #HousingMarketUpdate

Fair housing laws are critical for ensuring equal access to housing opportunities for all individuals. Brokers and agents play a vital role in upholding these laws and promoting fair housing practices. Real estate practititioners can be fair housing champions and contribute to creating a more inclusive and equitable housing market, where everyone has the opportunity to find suitable housing without facing discrimination. Be sure to check our upcoming featured Fair Housing classes & events: April 11 @ 9 AM - Pancakes and Politics: The State of Housing in Black America Community Forum: A fair housing roundtable with New Orleans REALTISTS | SUNO College of Business 6803 Press Drive, New Orleans, LA 70126 | Register at https://bit.ly/3xo94Z3 April 12 @ 10 AM - The History of How We Arrived at the Fair Housing Act | NOMAR Southshore | Register at https://bit.ly/3xlebJv April 30 @ 10 AM - The History of How We Arrived at the Fair Housing Act | NOMAR Northshore | Register at https://bit.ly/3PNrA3o

LA: Pay attention to what Pro-Housing really means. The Department of City Planning has recently published a series of "rezoning lookback" reports that provide valuable insights into the impact of past zoning decisions on local housing production. The study's findings reveal that the current zoning regulations are limiting the development of housing in certain areas, thereby exacerbating the problem of affordable housing. This highlights the urgent need for revisiting the existing zoning laws and making necessary changes to address the issue.

I keep hearing from #retwit building in public can go along way, but I also can see most developers don’t share publicly what their doing until they have secured their site which makes 💯 sense. Yesterday I read the RFEI and highlighted Cleveland Heights development goals for these lots. 1️⃣Construction of new single-, two-family, or “middle” housing across a variety of price points (the City may consider other uses on a limited basis). 2️⃣Strives to implement sustainability best practices. 3️⃣ Matches and/or enhances the architecture and aesthetics of the surrounding area. 4️⃣ Complements, and is harmonious with, adjacent residential properties and neighborhoods. 5️⃣ Incorporates thoughtful landscaping into the design and redevelopment. 6️⃣ Strengthens the surrounding neighborhood(s) in which the lot(s) is located. 7️⃣ Housing options that also include some number of units incorporating “age-in-place,” “universal design,” and other accessibility concepts. I’m excited to respond to my first RFEI, going after a couple of vacant lots to build SFH. Now I’m working on securing quotes from various vendors to plug into my proforma. Anyone have any vendor suggestions for sustainable materials, concrete (Full-basement/Garage slab) vendors, or general feedback? #NHKxThoughts #clevelandrealestate #NHKdevelopment

Nice work, Worthington City Council! I just watched an hour of its May 20th meeting, specifically to see the summary presentation on its housing study that was covered in the Columbus Dispatch recently. The 150-page housing study, which is available on the City's website, will serve as a guide to Worthington's upcoming Comprehensive Plan. The housing portion runs from 32:15 to 1:32:00; and the hour includes Q&A and discussion among Council and the presenters, AND citizen comments, too. Among the topics addressed were: cost-burdened residents (those spending more than 30% of income on housing costs); (the need for) zoning revisions to address density and certain barriers (being land-locked and/or built-out); "displaced commuters" (workers who can't afford to live where they work); and residents' fears of being priced out of their homes -- all familiar themes. https://lnkd.in/gwpY_iNu

Take at a look at this article for inside knowledge to New Jersey Housing updates! 🏡

Housing Solutions Lab at NYU Furman Center offers 5 high-level findings for how states can improve housing production and meet diverse housing needs. Item #1: address restrictive local zoning, by incentive or legislation. See what else they highlight: https://zurl.co/NfF1

Exciting to hear the Bronx rezoning plan has been approved by the NYC Council. Part of Mayor Adams' City of Yes for Housing Opportunity initiative to build 100,000 new homes in the next 15 years, the East Bronx area will have 7000 new homes and four new rail stations that are planned to be completed by 2027. One of the biggest challenges in housing developments in NYC seems to be finding space to build parking. With land mass almost half the size of London, this may be an area where the city must take a stance and radically restrict unnecessary provision of parking space in a city with a car ownership rate of 45%. Meanwhile, Mayor Adams's rezoning plans are ambitious, but first, he will have to answer the series of grand jury subpoenas issued from the Fed's investigation into his 2021 campaign. I hope the city keeps pushing towards new housing after he (mostly likely) leaves the post next year. #housing #NYC #policy #urbanplanning https://lnkd.in/eDSASr43