263 missed deadlines. 5 accused murderers freed by an inept DA's office. While Austin voters were kept in the dark, José Garza let violent felons walk.
And it’s not an accident—it’s the result of an intentional system funded by dark-money special interest groups -- and the whims of a locally-grown organization.
Read on: https://t.co/eW5qtoJlIJ
The people who start the wars don’t fight them, the people who spend the taxes don’t pay them, and the people who forgive the criminals don’t live next to them.
Of course we’re going to have too many wars, too much spending, and too much crime.
🚨Number of Plan Review Cases in Austin for Single Family permits dropping dramatically. According to CoA Data.
Nov 21- Feb 22 - 1,386 permits submitted for review
Nov 22-Feb 23 - 444
68% drop in permits.
SF Construction about to screech to a halt in ATX.
The dopamine hit from quick completion tasks like email or checklist items can prevent you from getting into deeper, more meaningful work.
It feels like its slowing you down.
You opt to push it to later.
but this results in a hamster wheel of low value work
Owning quality assets isn’t an option anymore. You either own them or you get left in the dust
People act like investing is just this thing you do with extra cash. It’s the opposite
Owning quality assets is priority one. You take the spare change after that for living expenses
if your cap rate expands from 3.5% to 4.5% you need ~30% NOI growth for the value to be slightly above purchase price, probably a useful lens for thinking about assets that are fine and ones that might struggle
Another advantage that private real estate has over public real estate, especially on the fundraising and valuation side, is that public REITs are capital intensive with independently varying opex costs whereas in private real estate opex is just a function of rent growth