Sun-Sentinel | Opinion Page By Walter Duke III Housing affordability remains the single most urgent business and social issue in Broward County. Despite impressive strides over the past five years, we are still the least-affordable county in the nation relative to wages. That statistic alone is a call to action — and a warning against complacency. There is good news. … Read More
How Federal Support for Charter Schools Creates Opportunities in Real Estate
Federal policies often shape the future of education, and renewed support for charter schools could transform the real estate market. With potential increases in funding and school choice initiatives, developers, investors, and institutions are presented with new opportunities—and challenges. Understanding how these shifts affect real estate is key to staying ahead, especially in the evolving charter school sector. “Federal support … Read More
How Infrastructure Spending and Public-Private Partnerships Could Shape Real Estate Development
Infrastructure spending has always been a powerful driver of economic growth and real estate development. Under a potential Trump administration, we may see renewed federal investments in roads, bridges, energy projects, and public transportation. For developers and investors, this creates opportunities to capitalize on improved connectivity and rising property values—but only with careful planning. “Infrastructure spending doesn’t just repair our … Read More