Schedule Details:
Length | 63 Hours (Over 2 Weeks)
Delivery | In-Person
Location | 7009 Dr Phillips Blvd #110 Orlando, FL 32819 United States
Dates | Dec 2 - Dec 13, 2024
Times | 5pm - 10pm EST
Frequency | Monday - Friday (Weekdays)
$495
Navigating Foreign Investments in U.S. Real Estate: Balancing Economic Benefits and National Security
The intricate balance between welcoming foreign investment and safeguarding national interests continues to be a subject of rigorous debate. As the United States navigates this complex terrain, the insights from scholars and regulatory experts will be crucial in shaping effective policies.
California’s Housing Overhaul: A New Era for Landlords and Tenants
In a transformative move towards enhancing housing affordability and tenant security, California is poised to introduce significant legislative changes in 2024. These changes, encapsulated in Senate Bill 567 and Assembly Bill 12, promise to reshape the landscape for landlords and tenants alike.
Rising Material Costs Challenge Home Builders Amid Inflation Slowdown
As inflation trends downward, the construction industry faces a paradox: the relentless rise in residential construction material costs since early 2024. This surge, marking its peak in June 2024, presents a formidable challenge for home builders already navigating inflated expenses.
Miami-Dade County: America’s Most Competitive Rental Market of 2023
Miami-Dade's Rental Competitivity Index (RCI) soared to 122, outpacing other regions across the nation. In 2023, a remarkable 71.2% of renters opted to renew their leases, with each available rental unit attracting an average of 22 eager applicants.
Housing Industry Innovation: 5 Ways AI Can Help Boost Supply and Affordability
Discover how AI is transforming the housing sector, enhancing efficiency from predevelopment to property taxes, and what this means for affordability and supply.
Migration Trends: How the Pandemic Left a Scar on the U.S. Real Estate Market
One of the major driving forces is the job market recovery in these states. As the pandemic impact gradually subsides, these states have not merely recovered the jobs lost during the crisis but have seen a substantial 5% increase in employment opportunities.