NEW YORK CITY—Recent numbers demonstrate that the housing market is improving, that the low hanging fruit is gone, and that investors are leaving the housing market because the ability to turn a quick profit had ended, says one source in this <b>EXCLUSIVE</b> column.
NEW YORK CITY—Because the multifamily growth in the first quarter reflects a period when people were not inclined to fight the elements, one must assume that this growth is likely to continue, says Holland & Knight's Stuart Saft in this <b>EXCLUSIVE</b> commentary.
NEW YORK CITY—The loss of the ability to do a Tax Deferred Exchange would have a dramatic and significant change in the way in which real estate is held, transferred and taxed, says Holland & Knight's Stuart Saft in this <b>EXCLUSIVE</b> column.
