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Unnatural Progress
Not every discovery was inevitable. Not every breakthrough was fated to happen. It’s false to assume that if one person didn’t build, another would.
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Reliable and Unpredictable
Reliability gives stability. Unpredictability adds creativity. At Ender, we embody this balance of reliable service and unpredictable innovation.
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Chasing Trends
Once there’s an obvious trend, it’s generally too late to jump on. You can, however, modify what you’re doing to work with it.
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Managing Up
Humans are hypersocial animals. There is no way an organization can work without staff effectively managing up.
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The Automation Revolution
As the demands for efficiency, accuracy, and compliance grow, real estate firms look towards automation to stay competitive.
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The “Big is Bad” Fallacy
“Big is bad” is only generally true when government props up the big. For those in the private sector, it’s a choice.
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When Manhattan Was Purchased For $24
We examine whether $24 was a fair price to pay for Manhattan. Compounding returns lead to unintuitive results.
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Single-family Rentals Part 6: Exploring Extremes in Ownership
In engineering, we often talk about min/maxing. What would a country look like with the highest and lowest amount of homeownership?
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Single-family Rentals Part 5: The Economy
Evidence suggests that homeownership rates tend to decrease as nations become wealthier. This is not a coincidence.
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Single-family Rentals Part 4: Building Wealth
A false narrative pushes our society to do everything we can to increase home ownership. This narrative is not only wrong, it’s also recent.