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Housing program launched to assist wildfire-ravaged Palisades

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By Richard Berger
| PropertyCasualty360 Verified
Eighteen months after Malibu, California, was devastated by tragic wildfires, the city's housing sector is at a crossroads. On one hand, you have a market home to limited inventory, fueled by some of the highest residential prices in Southern California and questions persist about how soon buyers will return to the fire-prone community.
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California home development is being reshaped by wildfire risk and insurance

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By Richard Berger
| PropertyCasualty360 Verified
Wildfire and climate risk are now directly shaping which construction methods are financeable and insurable in California. Insurance increasingly acts as a gatekeeper in development decisions, influencing feasibility before design is even finalized. There is growing interest in construction systems that reduce risk exposure while improving build speed and predictability.
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The top office amenity? Other people

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By Richard Berger
| Human Resource Executive Verified
The most effective way to bring employees back to the office may not be better perks or upgraded space—it may just be fellow human beings. That was the message from a panel of industry executives at the National Association of Real Estate Editors conference in Miami, where speakers repeatedly pointed to human connection, collaboration and a sense of belonging as the defining “amenity” in today’s workplace.
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