Written more than 25 years ago but no less relevant in our current geo-political and economic environment, Peter Bernstein’s book Against the Gods: The Remarkable Story of Risk details the history of risk and the evolution of humanity’s efforts to understand and master it. Read More
How many people are actually quitting their jobs each month, and what does that say about our economy? Read More
This month, the U.S. Senate passed an important $1 trillion infrastructure package in an unusually bipartisan vote.
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Yesterday, President Biden signed into law the lastest COVID relief bill in an effort to help the economy recover from the effects of the pandemic. The $1.9 trillion stimulus package will bring total COVID relief measures to $5 trillion, which all told will add a whopping 20% to U.S. public debt. Read More
Development Sites | Form-Based Code. The past year of COVID safety protocols and widespread working from home has sparked renewed interest in open spaces and suburban living. Read More
Here’s what historical data and economists’ projections say about what lies ahead for the U.S. economy, and the shape of its contraction and recovery.
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The coronavirus pandemic has cause a negative supply and demand shock unlike anything we have experienced in modern times. In this blog, we look at the likelihood of inflation vs. deflation vs. a return to relative equilibrium. Read More
As a tool for our clients and investors, Admiral created individual maps of the twelve Westchester opportunity zones. An additional interactive map is included below, to allow users to drill down to street-level information, as well as to access satellite imagery for each area. Read More
We’ve received a lot of questions from clients about possible investments in Opportunity Zones. Many have found the OZ program difficult to deconstruct, from what the incentives actually are to how they can be utilized. We wrote this summary to help give real estate investors the basic framework, with examples for further clarification. Read More
Many New York City suburbs are endeavoring to become live-work-play environments – pocket-sized Manhattans – that may not be 24-hour cities, but 18-hour suburbs that are walkable, accessible and shoppable. Add to this historical stability and robust retail demand, and you find a great mix for many retailers and service-providers. Read More
