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Glenstone increases final cash offer for Alternative Income REIT
Glenstone confirms no change to post-acquisition strategy. Your trusted source for commercial real estate intelligence, insights, and market analysis. Register for free to access two complimentary articles per month, or Subscribe to unlock unlimited CRE intelligence. Already have an account? Log in The post Glenstone increases final cash offer for Alternative Income REIT appeared first…
Small landlords, not big funds, still dominate Canada’s rental market
Across five of the six provinces studied, small-scale individual investors, those owning five properties or fewer, held the largest share of assessed value among rental properties. Their share ranged from 35.9% in Nova Scotia to 57.1% in Prince Edward Island. Nova Scotia was the exception, where institutional investors, primarily real estate investment trusts, pension funds,…
Redfin Survey Shows Homeowners See Their Home as a Reflection
In recognition of National Homeownership Month in June, we surveyed American homeowners about how their homes and neighborhoods make them feel. Most homeowners have warm feelings about their home, with 74% saying their home is a reflection of who they are. The same share, 74%, agreed they would rather be home than anywhere else. Most…
Blog: Can homebuying learn from Open Banking? – Mortgage Strategy
When Open Banking was first introduced, there was understandable scepticism. Why would banks make it easier for customers to share their financial data? Could organisations that had spent decades competing with one another really work together in a way that benefited everyone? The answer, as we’ve seen over recent years, is that they could. Banks…
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Under Greg Abel, Apple and Alphabet Now Make Up Nearly 30% of Berkshire Hathaway’s $348 Billion Stock Portfolio. Here’s Why.
Warren Buffett’s successor is putting his own stamp on Berkshire Hathaway (BRKB 0.45%), and it looks a lot more like an artificial intelligence bet than the value portfolio that investors are used to. Nearly 30% of Berkshire’s roughly $348 billion stock portfolio is now tied to just two semi-AI-linked names: Apple (AAPL +0.26%) and Alphabet…
