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Jonathan Minkoff, Will Cooper, and Ari Heckman of ASH NYC. Photo by Paul Barbera. "We believe in cities." The statement was made among a group of New Yorkers, so while...
The Jinx
One of the most common questions I receive from readers is about what to study in school in order to become a real estate developer. Here’s one of those questions:
"Thank you so much for your insight into the real estate development process! I was wondering if you could do a post on what...
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Barrett Design and Development, Alloy LLC, Tamarkin Co. discussion at Harvard GSD.
Jonathan Segal, FAIA is an architect who practices in a different reality from most architects. He creates his own reality. Since his first project, 7 on Kettner, hit downtown San Diego in 1991, Segal has been a champion of an alternate practice paradigm for architects: he develops, designs, and builds his own projects. Developing his …
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Professional Real Estate Development: Developer's Tool KitThe financial analysis spreadsheets presented here are intended to be used together with the third edition of Professional Real Estate Development: The ULI Guide to the Business. These spreadsheets are provided in Excel format, which allows users to download the information and substitute their own numbers for those used in the case studies....Continue Reading
A Student of the Real Estate Game
Signs, signs, everywhere signs.I love reading signs as I drive. But the other day, one caught my eye and caused me to think about the housing business’s numerous misconceptions and…
A reader recently shared with me an interesting article from Crain’s New York (2013) profiling three “architects as developers.” The three firms are DDG Partners (which I’ve mentioned before here on...