When it comes to manufactured housing (MH) parks or communities, the Real Projectives® team specializes in evaluating the existing state of amenities, planning and budgeting for appropriate renovations... read more →
In Business Economics, Vol. 49 No. 4, (2014) economists Gad Levanon, Ben Cheng, and Michael Pattera laid out a scenario that the construction industry would face significant skilled... read more →
In our last two blog posts (Part 1 & Part 2), we discussed what a GMP contract is and when you should have one. In the final blog... read more →
Manufactured housing—aka mobile homes or trailer homes—and their communities sometimes called trailer parks often are the subject of misconceptions from surrounding neighbors, local governments, and real estate professionals.... read more →
Affordable housing is a hot topic these days, given the current U.S. shortage. In this blog post, we will discuss the different types of affordable housing and in... read more →
Are you hiring a contractor to renovate or construct a real estate property? If so, then the next question is what type of agreement is best. One option... read more →
In part one of this two-part series, we reviewed the definition and some advantages related to modular off-site construction. In this part we’ll discuss some of the unique challenges and... read more →
In response to supply chain challenges and labor shortages from local to international scale, the trend toward building more real estate projects away from the project site continues to... read more →
Converting Downtown Buildings In Part 1 of this series, we highlighted, with Real Projectives’® Project Specialist Anne Pierce, several due diligence items that real estate investors should undertake to... read more →
Rehabbing Old Buildings: Tips for Real Estate Investors, Part 1: Proper Diligence With more and more buildings being bought and rehabilitated, especially in urban and infill areas, real estate... read more →