Fall 2022

Conventional wisdom says homeownership is one of the soundest investments a person can make. True, but rising interest rates mean it will take longer for homeowners to reap rewards.

“I’ve got some ocean-front property…” That’s lovely, but what happens to your property rights if the beach erodes? Or if a river that doubles as a property line moves over time? Dive into this discussion of what the law says about changing boundaries, and find out.

Office spaces have been evolving for a while thanks to technology, but it took a pandemic to really make corporations think outside the cubicle.

Yes, option periods add time to real estate deals, but they also protect both the buyer and the seller. Here’s what you need to know.

Whether investors materially participate in their businesses or investment activities can have significant tax implications. As is often the case with tax laws, the rules are complex.