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BUILD 2030 Goes Live: Kaufman & Company Launches Dedicated Site for Its Housing and AI Infrastructure Initiative
LOS ANGELES, CA, Oct. 9, 2026, Kaufman & Company has launched a dedicated site for BUILD 2030, the national development initiative it announced earlier...
Capital
Daniel Kaufman Says 7.4% Mortgage Rates Are Moving Real Estate Demand From Buying to Renting, and Builders Should Follow It
As mortgage rates rise for a seventh straight week and rents climb at their fastest pace since April 2025, the Kaufman & Company founder...
AI
4,046 Students Build Real-World AI Skills Through Outamation and Extern
As employers look for AI-ready talent, two hands-on externships give the next generation experience applying AI to real business problems before they enter the...
AI
UK Rental Operators Turn to Cost Efficiency as Rent Growth Slows
Across the UK rental sector, operating costs are climbing faster than revenues. For operators managing student housing and build-to-rent portfolios, the math is straightforward:...
AI
Daniel Kaufman Brings a Family Office Operator’s View of Real Estate to the Global Family Office Investment Summit in Miami
Kaufman & Company founder will speak at the Oct. 15 to 16 summit as new Citi research shows North American family offices hold the...
AI
Kaufman & Company Launches Eight Brands to Define How It Builds, Lives and Operates Across Every Asset Class
Haven, Foundry, Trellis, Convivium, Everwell, District, Weekender and ZeroPoint will carry the platform’s residential, places and infrastructure work, with a portfolio-wide rebrand rolling out...
AI
UK Property Managers Are Drowning in Compliance and Admin. The Workload Math Explains Why.
In little more than a year, property management in England has taken on three major new obligations, each added to a compliance regime that...
AI
Permitting Delays Aren’t a Bureaucracy Problem. They’re an Information Problem.
The common complaint about building permits is that local governments move too slowly. Developers blame red tape. Homeowners blame indifferent city staff. But a...