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Why it’s time for the housing industry to get serious about climate risk

Housing Wire

These losses – both insured and uninsured – have traditionally been borne by homeowners, renters, landlords, builders, and property & casualty insurance companies. And the Federal Reserve has asked the nation’s six largest banks to participate in a climate scenario analysis designed to measure and manage climate-related financial risks.

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Warehouse Space in Columbus, Ohio: 17 Actionable Steps to Find, Lease & Organize Your Next Hub

The Robert Weiler Company

According to a recent report from commercial real estate development association, NAIOP , there is a lot of optimism for the industrial sector, nationally, as supply chain conditions steadily improve. Ask your current landlord. What landlord will turn down money in advance? Consider subleasing.

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Industrial Real Estate is Killing It! The Columbus, Ohio CRE Trend for 2023

The Robert Weiler Company

Add in the aftermath of COVID-19 with lingering supply chain shortages, inflation, and a severe housing and construction crisis, and it’s clear that in many respects, Columbus is bucking several trends while simultaneously pioneering new ones. Proximity to some 60% of the U.S. Another bullseye.

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Investor + Flippers Guide to FHA Flipping Guidelines

Listing Spark

Continuing supply chain and labor shortages mean 60-day flips may already need an extra month. With small multi-family homes, you can even sell a couple of the doors and keep a few to experiment with the landlord role. If you want to diversify your real estate investments, consider keeping a few promising properties as rentals.