The Future of Transportation is bright, but still a bit murky. The private and public sectors are scrambling to answer today’s mobility challenges while planning for the demands of tomorrow. No one knows exactly what transportation will look like, but most agree the changes will be massive. “We see is a shift, arguably the biggest since the internal combustion engine,...
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This is Part Two of a three-part series called Multifamily and the Future of Transportation. Read Part 1 City Club Apartments (CCA), a multifamily developer from Detroit, Michigan, recently finalized plans for their second Kansas City community. The firm chose a block in the Crossroads Arts District, a neighborhood just south of downtown that is undergoing a renaissance of development and...
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Transportation and real estate are inextricably linked. We live, work, and play in buildings connected by vehicles, roads, rails, and sidewalks. Together, this infrastructure makes up the vast majority of our built environment. For any multifamily developer seriously considering the future, how we move is just as important as how we live. Which begs the question: What does the future...
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It’s hard to remember now, but there was a time when Airbnb was considered crazy. World famous investors called the idea impossible and dangerous. “No one is going to let a stranger sleep in their home,” they said. But then, people did. Hosts opened up their homes, and a magical new travel experience was born. Airbnb now has more rooms…
Seniors have more retirement options than ever before. The classic snowbird move to the Sunbelt is still the most popular choice, but more and more retirees are opting to live in big cities, with family members, in RVs, and even on cruise ships. In an increasingly competitive industry, owners and managers of retirement communities need new ways to attract residents…
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