Neighborhood Ventures sells Venture on 66th investment property
Arizona’s first real estate crowdfunding company, Neighborhood Ventures, has announced the first sale of one of its investment properties, Venture…
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Michael Pollack looks at retail struggles of 2020 and what lies ahead
The past year has been a struggle for many industries, but no industry was affected more by the COVID-19 pandemic…
Read MoreNeighborhood Ventures announces new investment opportunity
Neighborhood Ventures the nation’s largest community-based real estate investment company that enables non-accredited investors (people of all income levels) to invest…
Read MoreNeighborhood Ventures crowdfunding model opens door for new investors
It’s been three years since Jamison Manwaring and John Kobierowski decided it was the perfect time to try something new…
Read MoreVeterans lead James Capital Advisors expansion into Arizona
James Capital Advisors (JCA), a leader in net lease and multifamily investments, has hired Phoenix real estate veterans Ken Johnson…
Read MoreHow elimination of 1031 exchange tax breaks could impact real estate investors
Real estate is one of Arizona’s most powerful economic drivers in Arizona. However, certain real estate investors could see a…
Read MoreRaamp REIT launched by Arizona’s largest subsidized rental provider
Much in the spirit of Elon Musk and Jeff Bezos, Real Estate Development Executive Michael Johnson utilizes government subsidies to expand his empire while…
Read MoreLook to Brooklyn for big real estate hotel gains
New York Real estate seems to be rising at a fast rate and Brooklyn is taking a huge chunk of…
Read MoreNeighborhood Ventures offers crowdfunding investment opportunity in Midtown Phoenix
Arizona residents looking to get in on the booming real estate market in Phoenix can invest as little as $1,000…
Read MoreHere’s why Arizona remains an attractive market for investors
Development doesn’t happen without funding. New projects are built with investment capital, and that capital has been flowing freely into…
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