A British documentary on Nigerian nationals in the UK. They are making serious money, hopefully legally and with little exploitation. Also after Middle Eastern and Chinese nationals are the biggest consumers of luxury items. A couple of unsavory comments under the video.
Gentrification of waterfront now means artisanal coffee at $18 a cup
Industry City courtyard
When Hurricane Sandy hit the south Brooklyn waterfront, 25m gallons of water — enough to fill 39 Olympic swimming pools — cascaded into the basements of Bush Terminal. The former manufacturing hub...
Prices in city’s high-end suburbs have fallen, but agents insist it’s unrelated to rising crime rate
Chicago’s lakeside
Hugo Cox
DECEMBER 14, 2017 Financial Times
Crime in Chicago is a popular topic for Donald Trump. In January, the US president promised, via Twitter, to “send in the Feds”...
Greg Jennings deferred his design dream to pursue a career in football. Now retired from the game, he took the lead building his Edina, Minn., home.
When he was in college, Greg Jennings faced a life-changing decision. He was following his passion for architecture while studying at Western...
After winning a $52 million lottery jackpot in 2010, Miguel Pilgram used his winnings to launch his own real estate company, The Pilgram Group, and invest in properties across South Florida. Now, the successful businessman is committed to reviving Sistrunk Boulevard, a notorious corridor in...
A 1939 red-lined map of L.A. from the HOLC, a government agency created after the Great Depression. Maps like these were used to deny home financing to non-whites.
Jacob Woocher, Grad student in Urban Planning at UCLA, DSA-LA Housing and Homelessness Committee, @jacobwooch on twitter
L.A.’s...
CHRISTIAN BRAZIL BAUTISTA
In a country souring on homeownership, Hispanics are thriving, claiming an expanding share of American residential properties.
According to the Hispanic Wealth Project’s State of Hispanic Homeownership report, 7,301,000 Latino households owned their homes in 2016...
I need some input - especially about black neighborhoods in Long Island & Queens - and although knowing how much fukkery fills the Coli, I still value this community for crowd sourcing. :obama:
I need good NYC neighborhood, preferably predominantly Black or at least have the black population...
What are the pros and cons of the job? Im looking to get into it. A friend from high school has been killing it the last couple years. Acouple places in my town are hiring entry level agents with paid training. Im thinking about making the leap into it.
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