
Cara Eisenpress
Managing Features Editor at The Real Deal
Managing features editor, @trdny. Prof @newmarkjschool and @lehmancollege. Cookbook author, @crainsnewyork alum
Articles
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Jun 16, 2024 |
therealdeal.com | Kevin Cifuentes |Cara Eisenpress
Multifamily buildings seeking any possible extra source of cash flow and operators looking to attract a new type of nomadic tenant are adding short-term rentals to their long-term plans. “In the first days when you can come in right away with furnished rentals in a great location, we can rent 20 or 30 percent of units right off the bat,” said Alex Chatzieleftheriou, CEO of furnished rental company Blueground.
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May 28, 2024 |
therealdeal.com | Steven Dilakian |Ted Glanzer |Cara Eisenpress
Multifamily developer Sam Eshaghoff likes to eat healthful food. But in some parts of New York City, he has a difficult time finding any. “You go to some neighborhoods and there’s no shops,” Eshaghoff said. “It’s not a matter of you’re not looking hard enough. It’s that it doesn’t exist.”Sometimes the best he can do is a single piece of fruit.
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Mar 17, 2024 |
therealdeal.com | Kevin Rebong |Cara Eisenpress
The quest to fill up empty commercial space has led landlords to repurpose offices as film studios or self-storage units. And after years of mounting expectations, residential conversions are finally picking up steam, but it’s going to be a long ride. So the quickest fix, especially as WeWork retreats, is coworking. For landlords, this is a solution that doesn’t require the peppy branding of WeWork or pink sofas of The Wing.
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Sep 12, 2023 |
crainsnewyork.com | Cara Eisenpress
The decentralization of regulation from small municipal authorities has a system that doesn't use technology at all. It rewards the use of paper and slow-moving processes. The majority of building departments require paper, and nothing can be done online. Information that should be flowing freely to promote development is bottlenecked. When you extract that further-to how trades communicate and bid, to insurance and bonding and to state-level regulation-none of that is online.
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Sep 7, 2023 |
crainsnewyork.com | Cara Eisenpress
To get there, April has integrated with a dozen financial institution partners, added key staff members and turned the tax code over to artificial intelligence tools. "The tax experience today is retrospective," said Ben Borodach, April's co-founder and CEO. "It's a static compliance experience that makes household financial decisions more difficult." April instead gives its users the ability to model out the tax implications of a given financial change, like a sale of equity or a job offer.
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