The Future of Micro-Units and Tiny Homes
Exploring the Most viable multifamily housing options in today’s market. Click here Micro-Housing: A New Frontier in Urban Living The […]
Exploring the Most viable multifamily housing options in today’s market. Click here Micro-Housing: A New Frontier in Urban Living The […]
For 20 years, we built. We developed. We watched as banks, investors, and even entire projects collapsed—not because they were bad deals, but because they hit the market at the wrong time.
Now, we’re flipping the script.
There’s a hidden side of real estate—one where high-quality properties sell at a discount, not because they’re broken, but because their financing is. A side where lenders are motivated, timing gaps create opportunity, and the right investors can step in at just the right moment.
Ever wondered how the sound of construction might actually reveal where the economy is headed? It’s not just noise. It’s
Call me crazy, but if you’re selling me something, you’re not my partner.
The word “partner” gets thrown around a lot in business, but what does it really mean?
It’s not something you can stop. It’s something you can shape.
Take a hard look at what we’re fighting to preserve: homes that haven’t seen love in fifty years?
The truth is, our town has grown.
You’ve been told that housing is in a crisis—but have you seen what’s happening behind the scenes to fix it?
Construction costs are soaring, and rents haven’t kept up, making traditional development projects nearly impossible. But cities are experimenting with creative solutions.
I had a fun interview with ROIClear the other day. Please check it out and subscribe. Eugene Gershman of GIS
I had a fun conversation with Steven Arita about real estate development partnerships. We talked about how we partner with property owners
One of the frequently asked questions we receive at GIS is how we collaborate with property owners (sometimes referred to
Eugene Gershman said: I don’t like talking much about where I am from originally. I’m not embarrassed, but I have