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Harvard Executive Training: Real Estate Investment Strategy, AI Models & Data Analytics—December 2026

Register now for this three-part course with data expert Jeff Adler, vice president of Yardi Matrix, and earn CEUs.

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Apartmentalize Special Report: Why AI Adoption Needs Accountability

On Day 2, operators looked at better AI execution and the human work behind it.

Construction starts across the single-family and multifamily sectors

Harvard Housing Study: The Nation’s Market Stays Subdued

Can the industry climb out of the trough?

Arjun Rao

Yardi Expands AI Platform With Claude Connector

This is the first property management software with an MCP connector.

Kevin Warsh speaks at the press conference following the June 17 announcement

Fed Holds Interest Rates Steady at New Chair’s First Meeting

The move was widely expected. Will Kevin Warsh change things?

Photo of New York City Mayor Mamdani at a press conference revealing the Block by Block housing program in May 2026.

NYC Launches Supportive Preservation Program for 39,000 Units

The city’s budget allocation for supportive housing rose to $1 billion.

A screenshot from the RETTC webinar

Residents Are Wary of AI. Here’s How to Get Them on Board.

Experts on a RETTC webinar panel emphasized the need for the technology to produce tangible benefits.

Bypassing NIMBYs to Get More Built

How governments are emboldening developers to forge ahead despite opposition.

The Tuesday rally where Mayor Mamdani unveiled a 112-page plan dubbed "Block by Block: The Housing Plan for a New Era. The initiative calls for creating and preserving 400,000 units of affordable housing over the next decade.

Unpacking Mamdani’s New Housing Plan

We take a closer look at the recently unveiled initiative’s ambitious proposals.

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The 21st Century ROAD to Housing Act Passed the House. What’s Next?

The revised bill addresses a major provision the Senate proposed in March.