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KeyCrew Media Recognizes Tanya Kerr as Expert Source in Central Texas Real Estate

September 10, 2026 — The recognition positions Kerr, of T Kerr Property Group, as an expert voice across KeyCrew’s editorial network on the Central Texas housing market, including new construction, relocation, and luxury buyer segments. GEORGETOWN, Texas, September, 2026 — KeyCrew Media, the expert-first real estate media company, has selected Tanya Kerr of T Kerr Property Group as an expert source on residential real estate in Williamson County and the wider Central Texas market, based on her market activity and experience working with buyers, sellers, and relocating families.


Kaufman & Company Build 2030

September 10, 2026 — A National Initiative Bringing Housing and AI Infrastructure Under One Development Platform LOS ANGELES — September 2026 Kaufman & Company today announced BUILD 2030, a national development initiative designed to bring the company’s housing, real estate, construction, technology and AI infrastructure capabilities together under a coordinated investment and development strategy. The premise behind the initiative is straightforward: America’s next infrastructure cycle will not be defined solely by roads, bridges and traditional utilities.


A Hawaii Hotel Pro Forma Needs Different Inputs Than Its Mainland Equivalent

September 9, 2026 — Most acquisition models for hotels are built on assumptions that hold across a wide range of American markets: labor costs that escalate on a predictable line, commodity inputs priced against national indices, and a supply chain that delivers on a schedule a general contractor can plan around. Those assumptions are reasonable in most places.


Maplewood Real Estate Market Mid-Year Review: What Six Months of Data Is Telling Us

September 8, 2026 — Maplewood, NJ, and its sister town of South Orange, NJ, are heading into the fall with prices and demand still running well ahead of last year, according to the weekly market data tracked by Mark Slade Homes. Mark Slade has built his own way of reading these markets, drawing upon one of his two degrees in Economics, which he calls the hyper market index, and the latest weekly snapshot, dated the week ending August 23, shows exactly where each town stands as the year moves past its midpoint.


Beaverton vs. the Bay: Reading a Cautious Market Against a Hot One

September 3, 2026 — Cautious buyers waiting for rates to fall before entering the Beaverton market may be optimizing for the wrong variable, and that mistake could cost them when conditions shift, according to Carey Hughes, Principal Broker at Carey Hughes Homes. The lesson is easier to see when Beaverton is read against a hot market like the Bay Area.


Four Countries, Four Different Reasons International Buyers Keep Coming Back

September 3, 2026 — The international real estate conversation has expanded considerably in recent years. Buyers who once focused exclusively on domestic markets are increasingly curious about what ownership looks like elsewhere – not as a replacement for anything they already have, but as an addition to it.


Kaufman & Company Launches Full Platform, Uniting Ten Operating Companies and Seven Venture Portfolio Companies Under One Roof

September 3, 2026 — New thekaufmanco. com marks the completion of a year-long effort to bring Daniel Kaufman’s real estate, workforce housing, and venture investments into a single integrated platform LOS ANGELES, CA, September, 2026 — Kaufman & Company, the permanent capital holding company founded and led by Daniel Kaufman, today announced the full launch of its platform with the debut of its new website, thekaufmanco.


What Should Mortgage Servicers Look For In An Automation Platform?

September 2, 2026 — Mortgage servicers evaluating automation platforms should look for three things: coverage across the full workflow rather than a single task, quality checks built into the process instead of bolted on after the fact, and implementation timelines measured in weeks rather than months or years. Getting those three right is what separates a platform that reduces risk from one that just adds another tool to the stack.