• Detroit’s Population Increased Last Year For The First Time Since 1957
• Housing Prices Remain Low As The City Strives To Reinvent Itself
• A Lot Of Green Vacant Space Exists As City Shrinks From Its Manufacturing Start
• 9/11 Imagery Is Obviously Seared Into The Memories Of People That Were There
• NYC Outbound Migration After 9/11 Reversed Within 3 Years
• Manhattan Housing Tends To Recover Within 2 Years After A Catastrophic Event
• By The 2005 CNBC Town Hall Special, The Housing Market Was At Peak Sales
• Robert Shiller Said It’s Hard To See A Bubble When You’re In One
• Lesson Learned In The Pandemic Housing Boom – Lenders Never Lost Their Minds
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• Higher monthly maintenance for co-ops costs drives down achievable sales prices
• Office-to-residential conversions weren’t more commonplace until the 1980s
• Manhattan’s financial district continues to transition from 9-5 to 24 hours
This week I joined Jim Duncan and his colleagues at Nest Realty in Virginia. I've known Jim for years through our mutual online writings. His Jim's Note has always been [...]