MERABI ORGANIZATION GROUP, LLC. (MOG) IS FAMILY OWNED. A PRIVATE OWNERS OF COMMERCIAL REAL ESTATE IN THE U.S. WE HAVE GROWN FROM A SMALL PROPERTIES OWNER FIRM TO A LARGE REGIONAL REAL ESTATE ENTERPRISE, OWNING AND OPERATING BUILDINGS PRIMARILY IN THE NEW YORK CITY, NEW JERSEY AND LOS ANGELES REPRESENTING CLASS A LUXURY RENTAL OF OFFICE, RETAIL, RESIDENTIAL , AND HOSPITALITY PROPERTIES. AT MOG, THE EXPERTISE HOUSED UNDER ONE ROOF IS EXTRAORDINARY. WE ARE STAFFED TO BUILD EVEN THE MOST COMPLEX DEVELOPMENTS, WHETHER COMMERCIAL, OR RESIDENTIAL, QUICKLY AND ECONOMICALLY WITH IN-HOUSE ARCHITECTURAL, CONSTRUCTION, DESIGN, ENGINEERING, LEGAL, MARKETING AND FINANCIAL DEPARTMENTS, AS WELL AS A NEW DEPARTMENT JUST FOR FORECASTING AND RESEARCH SINCE 2008
‘Living at the Office’ Takes On a New Meaning During the Pandemic
The sudden increase in vacant commercial spaces has fueled a surge in conversions to rental homes, according to a new study. Source: NYTIMES
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Foreclosure starts surged in September
Source: Mortgage
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Affordable housing becomes flashpoint in D.C. spending showdown
Source: Mortgage
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Fed officials saw taper starting in mid-November or mid-December
Source: Mortgage
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2022 Home Prices: Goldman Sachs Sees Values Rising Another 16%
Think home prices are expensive today? Well, get ready for an even bigger shock. A new report claims 2022 home prices could be 16% by the end of next year.…
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Fannie Mae, Freddie Mac multifamily caps to rise by $8 billion in 2022
Source: Mortgage
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Strong mortgage demand in key markets fuels First Republic profits
Source: Mortgage
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Mortgage volume inches up modestly for the week
Source: Mortgage
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Bricks Return With Style in New High-End Buildings
Tired, perhaps, of the familiar glass buildings around New York City, developers are getting creative with custom-designed brickwork. Source: NYTIMES
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House Hunting in the Seychelles: A Coral Island Paradise for $2.7 Million
Long a destination for tourists and high-end investors, the African archipelago is struggling to balance foreigners and locals in its housing market. Source: NYTIMES
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