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Exploring the Racial Distribution of Major Cities in Florida

Exploring the Racial Distribution of Major Cities in Florida

An Analysis of Population Demographics in Miami, Orlando, Jacksonville, Tampa, and Tallahassee. The data on race distribution in Florida's major cities reveal interesting patterns. For instance, the more north you go in Florida, the lower the percentage of Hispanic residents in the major cities. Meanwhile, Orlando has a more evenly

Analytics
Unlocking Development Potential in Major Florida Cities: The Case for Affordable Housing

Unlocking Development Potential in Major Florida Cities: The Case for Affordable Housing

Analyzing Development Capacity and Growth Potential to Address Housing Issues Major cities in Florida possess considerable development capacity, signifying that new construction is entirely feasible. Even considering existing building inventory, the development delta indicates that these cities have ample growth potential. Why is development capacity relevant for affordable housing? This

Analytics
Exploring the Floor Area Ratios of Major Cities in Florida

Exploring the Floor Area Ratios of Major Cities in Florida

Analyzing the Relationship between Development Patterns and Growth Potential The floor area ratio (FAR) is a crucial metric that measures the amount of a building's floor area relative to the land it occupies. A high FAR suggests vertical development, while a low FAR implies more horizontal development. Can we compare

Case Studies
Correlations between Construction and Economics

Correlations between Construction and Economics

In case you missed last week’s LinkedIn Live webinar, we’ve posted the video here. In case you missed it, here is last week’s interview in Michael Covone’s weekly webinar. We discuss potential correlations between construction activity and market economics. Sign up for our weekly webinars on LinkedIn Live!

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22 AI Real Estate Companies to Know

22 AI Real Estate Companies to Know

Buying a house in a competitive market is a mentally taxing venture that reportedly involves fourteen distinct emotional stages. That means real-estate agents have to show empathy and compassion when prospective buyers need a boost—in other words, can't be bots. In 2014, an AI-powered bot showed enough humanity to pass