Small‑scale owners hold three to five times as many homes as large‑scale operators. This runs counter to the popular narrative that institutional investors are the primary force reshaping single‑family housing markets.

Statements about U.S. spending, deficit reduction, inflation, and regulatory reform were false, misleading, and unsupported.

How POTUS47’s Venezuela strike is redifining hemispheric intervention by the United States of America

A range of organizational structures exists for enterprises seeking to balance profit, purpose, and public accountability.

The Moynihan Report (1965) reinforced America’s single-family housing bias

The American Real Estate Society (ARES) distributes this periodic newsletter, which features real estate-related news and information curated by H. Pike Oliver.

In September 2023, historian Raymond B. Craib offered what can best be described as a scholarly “uninformed” warning about the California Forever proposal

A diverse chorus of historians, veterans, analysts, and strategists is shaping a multifaceted defense of democracy in 2025.

Founder of the Urban Studies Program (now Urban Studies & Plannning) at San Francisco State College (now University) in 1966

The American Real Estate Society (ARES) distributes this periodic newsletter, which features real estate-related news and information curated by H. Pike Oliver.

Man and Society in an Age of Reconstruction was published in 1940. Today, it reads like a prescient framework for examining our fractured society in the USA.

From stealth assemblage to Suisun City annexation submission — and the road ahead