fareastwarriors

PCYO, been buying under $9...

KKR Makes Its Biggest Foray Into Apartments, Betting on Rising Rents Private-equity firm pays $2.1 billion for more than 5,200 apartment units across the country

Berkshire Hathaway accelerates sales of China's BYD Warren Buffett's Berkshire Hathaway has accelerated its selling of shares in BYD, China's largest seller of electric vehicles. Berkshire reduced its stake in BYD's issued H-shares to 5.99% on June 19, according to a Tuesday filing with the Hong Kong stock exchange. The stake had been 7.02% as recently as June 11. https://di.hkex.com.hk/di/NSAllFormList.aspx?sa2=an&sid=2508&corpn=BYD+Co.+Ltd.++-+H+Shares&sd=26/06/2023&ed=26/06/2024&cid=2&sa1=cl&scsd=26%2f06%2f2023&sced=26%2f06%2f2024&srchCorpName=byd&cn=1&src=MAIN&lang=EN&g_lang=en&

FRPH

Just DCAing? The drop seems mild in the grand scheme of things

Fearing Losses, Banks Are Quietly Dumping Real Estate Loans If landlords can’t pay back loans on office buildings, the lenders will suffer. Some banks are trying to avoid that fate.

Wildfire Threats Make Utilities Uninsurable in US West

AIV

picked up more JOE and nibbling on Fairfax

some $CLPR because

This is pretty much his usual style.

We're here for the live stream. Let's gooooooo

BRK.A when it was down 99% (JK! I wish )

How Billionaires Bought 70% of Detroit’s Offices and Transformed the City: Dan Gilbert, the Fords and Ilitches have taken over much of the city, filling buildings with workers and luring young residents back.

FRPH and AIV last week

Thought this was a joke... but wow we got ETFs for everything nowadays.

BlackRock’s $20 Billion ETF Is Now the World’s Largest Bitcoin Fund

some AIV

ConocoPhillips to buy Marathon Oil in $17 billion all-stock deal that bolsters shale assets

https://www.theblock.co/post/296304/sec-approves-ethereum-etfs

BlackRock closes in on crown of world’s largest bitcoin fund

The rise of the Manhattan mega renter Who are the new breed of super-prime property tenants paying turbocharged rents of $25,000-$75,000 a month — and why?

Jim Simons, billionaire quantitative investing pioneer who generated eye-popping returns, dies at 86