Developing Affordable Housing Ecosystems World Wide
By: David A. Smith Yesterday’s introduction to real estate survival of the fittest used a New York Times article to demonstrate that for market-oriented housing, co-operatives are an economically inferior species to condominiums, that have their dominance in New York City solely by virtue of having colonized Manhattan island before the condominium was invented [...]
By: David A. Smith To render a species extinct, kill its ability to reproduce, and no matter how long-lived individual members, eventually it will die out. So it was with the Neanderthals, who co-existed with Cro-Magnons, h. sapiens sapiens, until somewhere around 25,000 years ago, they disappeared, possibly being bred into modern humanity, possibly [...]
Dinosaurs and buggy whips came to my mind when I read (self-referentially, in the Boston Globe Itself) of three bidders for the money-flushing newspaper: An investment firm that recently purchased a San Diego newspaper has emerged as a third bidder for The Boston Globe, according to people briefed on offers submitted to the paper’s [...]
Are you sure that’s spelled right? As the unionized employees of the Boston Globe debate among themselves whether they will accede to the $20 million in annual wage cuts demanded by their owner, the New York Times Company, they might do well to ponder a grim real estate reality, as presented with clinical dispassion by [...]
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