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We look to the future by building the present https://technostream.org/. The American real estate company “Live Lone Star Communities” unveiled a new real estate investment of its kind that has become the focus of attention of real estate developers and businessmen working in the fields of contracting, construction and construction, after it spread in the markets, which is the “manufactured homes that are easy to transport” business, which was able to sweep the United States markets and impose... It spreads itself over vast, sprawling areas and has allowed many people the possibility of allocating parts of state lands, establishing their manufactured homes on them, and moving with them in various parts or even in streets and squares, to emerge with time “mobile communities” that have recently forced the government to develop a new plan for them that includes them within urban areas and to benefit from them economically. As cheap housing at reasonable prices accessible to everyone, in addition to being easy to manufacture and produce in abundance and abundance, in addition to being easy to manufacture and produce in abundance and abundance, and being safe and durable and does not cause any traffic or environmental crises...

Prop 33 Rejected: A Win for Property Owners and New Housing Solutions California voters have spoken, with 60.6% (7,451,224 votes) against and 39.4% (4,844,960 votes) in favor, leading to the defeat of Prop 33. This decision preserves the current housing environment, supporting property owners' investments and keeping the door open for innovative housing solutions. Now, California can explore more balanced approaches to affordability, such as public-private partnerships, incentives for affordable developments, and targeted local solutions. For real estate professionals, this shift highlights our role in guiding clients through a stable yet evolving market, ensuring sustainable housing options for both tenants and property owners. #HousingSolutions #CaliforniaRealEstate #Prop33 #ProtectHomeownership #AffordableHousing #RealEstateInvestment #CommunityDevelopment #SustainableHousing #TenantSupport #PolicyShifts

From a lack of affordable housing to a renewed emphasis on flight to quality and repurposing distressed commercial real estate assets, the past few years have highlighted the myriad commercial and residential issues facing our communities. As investors look to where to place their bets, one thing is clear: now more than ever, quality of place matters.

Creative, comfortable & cost effective office2residential conversions will be an important key to the success of urban society.

Blueprint for More and Better Housing, published by an independent Task Force for Housing and Climate is in the link below. The Task Force is led by Hon. Lisa Raitt and Don Iveson, ICD.D alongside respected voices including Tsering Yangki , Mark Carney, Jennifer Keesmaat and others. It’s recommendations are for governments at all levels, Federal, Provincial and Municipal to provide low cost, long term fixed rate financing for affordable housing, including student residences; attract more skilled trades as part of our immigration strategy; reform taxes to incentivize purpose built rental homes; speed up and scale up development and encourage density with changes to policies including more permissive land use, update zoning laws, pre-approved designs, revise and harmonize permit rules and regulations to make it simpler and faster for developers and trades to build. There are also proposals to protect areas that are at higher risk of climate impacts including flooding and wildfires, and engagement and consultation with First Nations. This is a welcome report providing a way forward to allow us to deliver more, more affordable and low carbon homes for our growing population. https://lnkd.in/gGyHfhyM

AEI's in-depth case study on Seattle's land use reforms reveals how redeveloping aging single-family homes into higher-density housing can significantly boost market-rate housing and improve affordability. The study argues that inclusionary zoning policies—such as mandating a percentage of units to be "affordable"—can unintentionally reduce the overall supply of affordable housing by discouraging market-rate development. https://lnkd.in/gfdfqJ7M

Austin will vote on rules that impact housing. Here's what's on the table. Contact me to discuss the latest scoop in real estate!

Policies that impact the multifamily industry often don’t make the evening news, but quite a few government decisions under discussion could significantly affect your business. ↘️ Download the full report to find out how affordability, zoning and sustainability are shaping the industry landscape: https://lnkd.in/dAjjraJH

Facing financial uncertainty, north Minneapolis' Upper Harbor affordable housing development may be less affordable Contact me to discuss the latest scoop in real estate! #minneapolis #minneapolisjomes #minneapolishousing #minneapolisrealestate #minneapolisrealestateagent #minneapolisrealtor #minneapolisrentals #minneapolishomebuying #minneapolisloan #minneapoliscity

More affordable housing providers and industry participants are focusing on the bigger picture of a property's impact. Read this article for insights about the role and value of resident services. https://bit.ly/47BV8bS