real estate
real estate
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October 19, 2022
What Hurricane Ian might mean for Florida designers
If insurers abandon Florida due to its increased risk of natural disasters, the impact of the exodus could have far-reaching effects on the real estate sector—the cornerstone of the state’s economy.
real estate
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October 21, 2021
Zillow hits pause on home buying and reselling
Zillow has announced that it will stop buying and renovating homes for the rest of the year, citing a backlog of properties as well as worker and supply shortages.
to the trade
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August 26, 2021
Why these interior designers are breaking into real estate development
The duo behind Pulp Design Studios are rolling out a new branch of their company: a real estate development arm dubbed Pulp Properties. With both commercial and residential properties already acquired, the designers explain why they’re full steam ahead on the endeavor.
real estate
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January 26, 2021
What does a runaway home seller’s market mean for designers?
Residential real estate heads for uncharted waters as the demand for new homes continues to surge while supply dwindles. Here’s what designers can expect in 2021 as the “great reshuffling” of the COVID-19 era continues.
sustainability
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December 18, 2020
The inside story of New York’s greenest condo
Real estate developer the Roe Corporation has just unveiled its latest project, Charlotte of the Upper West Side, a new luxury condominium in New York’s Central Park West Historic District—and it’s now the greenest building in Manhattan.
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