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☆ 5 real-estate investors and agents share their 2025 market predictions and advice on how to capitalize
  + stars: | 2024-12-31 | by ( Kathleen Elkins | ) www.businessinsider.com   time to read: +10 min
Real-estate investors shared their predictions for 2025 and top advice. Here's what Laricy and other veteran investors and agents predict will happen in the real estate game in 2025. AdvertisementDana Bull says to think long-term and not wait for rates to dropDana Bull is a real-estate agent, investor, and consultant. I think the market is going to take off like a rocket ship," said the top Chicago real-estate agent, adding that, "obviously, every market is extremely local." "Go on the general MLS, Realtor.com, Zillow, Redfin, and just look for homes that have been on the market for 50 days, 60 days, 90 days, 100 days," he said.
Persons: Matt Laricy, Dana Bull, Bull, Laricy, you'll, Mike Zuber, it'll, Olivia, —, Nyasia Casey, Casey, Ludomir Wanot Organizations: Chicago, MLS Locations: Chicago, Massachusetts, Mike Zuber California, New York City, Baltimore, Seattle
☆ 7 real-estate investors share their plans for 2025 and where they're planning to put their money
  + stars: | 2024-12-27 | by ( Kathleen Elkins | ) www.businessinsider.com   time to read: +9 min
Real estate investors share the strategies they're using in 2025. AdvertisementBusiness Insider asked top real estate investors who have achieved financial independence or are on their way to doing so about their plans for 2025. AdvertisementMike Zuber is looking for motivated sellersReal estate investor Mike Zuber and his wife Olivia. Peter Keane Rivera is leaning into his rent-by-the-room strategySeattle-based real estate investor Peter Keane-Rivera. "My strategy will be to accelerate my purchasing of real estate while learning how to scale my room rental operations."
Persons: Ludomir, Ludomir Wanot, Mike Zuber, Olivia, Mike Zuber Mike Zuber, He's, Dion McNeeley, Dion McNeeley Dion McNeeley, McNeeley, Nyasia Casey, Casey, Nyasia Casey Nyasia Casey, Dana Bull, Dana Bull Massachusetts, it's, Bull, Karina Mejia, Karina Mejia Karina Mejia, Mejia, Peter Keane Rivera, Peter Keane, Rivera, Keane Organizations: Washington State, IRS, Facebook Locations: Seattle, Ludomir Wanot Seattle, New York, Fresno, Washington, —, NYC, Baltimore, New York City, Boston, Augusta , Georgia, Roomster
☆ Behind the scenes with the team who make Blackstone's videos
  + stars: | 2024-12-20 | by ( Alex Nicoll | ) www.businessinsider.com   time to read: +13 min
Blackstone's outlandish holiday videos have become must-see TV for Wall Street and beyond. A minute later, Joe Lohrer, the head of US retail sales for Blackstone Private Wealth Solutions, was dripping wet, and the head of Blackstone's video team, Jay Gillespie, called for another take. AdvertisementIn another series, Gillespie's video team interviews a series of managing directors. This person referred to Blackstone's holiday video as "Jon Gray's baby" and said Gray appears to have a great working relationship with Gillespie. Gray is usually the first person to come up with the idea for the holiday video, Gillespie said.
Persons: they're, Jon Gray, Laurie Carlson, Carlson, Joe Lohrer, Jay Gillespie, Alex Nicoll, Gillespie, who's, Blackstone, It's, Christine Anderson, Joe Zidle, Kathleen McCarthy, Dan Roth, Roth, Gray, Anderson, Michael Scott, Steve Carell, Courtest, Steve Schwarzman's, David Blitzer's, Bennett Goodman, Steve Schwarzman, Bard, Joe Baratta, Matt Anderson, Baratta, Schwarzman, Jon Gray's, Jon, Christine Organizations: Wall, Business, Blackstone Private Wealth Solutions, Coachella, Blackstone, New, BI, New Jersey Devils, YouTube, BLACKSTONE Locations: Australia, Europe, New York, Hudson, America, Asia
☆ A 27-year-old who built a side hustle 3D printing products to sell on Etsy did $10,000 in sales in one week. He explains the steps he took before coming up with bestselling product ideas.
  + stars: | 2023-11-26 | by ( Kathleen Elkins | ) www.businessinsider.com   time to read: +8 min
That's when he listed what would become his next best-selling product: a gas can ornament with a compartment for stashing cash. He built seller credibility by listing inexpensive products to drive sales and reviewsWhen the first product Ziegler listed ​​— the battery cases — didn't sell, he shifted his strategy. Ziegler's first product that hit: a travel soap box. Instead of abandoning the idea, Ziegler thought about ways he could make his product stand out. Now that he has a handful of bestselling items, though, "I'm doing a lot more Etsy fulfillment and a lot less design."
Persons: Austin Ziegler, Ziggy Zig, he's, — he's, Ziegler, I'm, It's, He's Organizations: Ziggy Zig Designs, Business Locations: Hawaii
☆ A 27-year-old who brings in up to $16,000 a month 3D printing ornaments and other products explains how he built a side hustle selling on Etsy
  + stars: | 2023-11-22 | by ( Kathleen Elkins | ) www.businessinsider.com   time to read: +8 min
The very first product Ziegler listed for sale fell into the latter category. "So then I started just 3D printing products and trying to sell them on Etsy." Ziegler started his 3D printing business, Ziggy Zig Designs, with two Prusa printers and filament. He also bought 3D printing filament and downloaded a design software called SolidWorks . He shipped two more 3D printers to his place in Portland and cut his trip short to assemble the printers and start fulfilling orders.
Persons: Austin Ziegler, Ziegler, " Ziegler, Zig, Rollo, I'm, Etsy, Long Organizations: Business, YouTube Locations: Portland, Hawaii, Spokane , Washington
☆ American Airlines is closing its San Francisco crew base and asking 400 flight attendants to leave California or leave the airline
  + stars: | 2022-12-03 | by ( Hannah Towey | ) www.businessinsider.com   time to read: +9 min
American Airlines is closing its San Francisco base, potentially displacing 400 flight attendants. The base is home to some of the carrier's most senior flight attendants, two-thirds of whom have been at the airline for 13 years or more, according to the union representing American Airlines flight attendants. In interviews, 10 SFO-based flight attendants told Insider that a myriad of factors make it difficult to leave the Bay Area. The decades of experience with the goal of achieving that lifestyle are now effectively lost, one flight attendant told Insider. Some employees expressed confusion on why they need to leave San Francisco if the carrier will still need to staff SFO flights.
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