In this episode of The Larkin Hoffman Real Estate Podcast, Megan Rogers shares her experience sitting down with Ra’eesa Motala, Vice President of Rokos Advisors, at a special event honoring the women who are breaking down barriers in the traditionally male-dominated field of commercial real estate.
Megan had the opportunity to engage in
In this episode of The Larkin Hoffman Real Estate Podcast, Megan Rogers takes the opportunity to recap a panel discussion she moderated at Bisnow’s Twin Cities Market outlook recorded late last year. It was an engaging conversation with insight from a range of leaders in the Twin Cities Real Estate and Development Market.
The panel discussed
Megan Rogers recently had the opportunity to talk with developer Johnny Opara, President and CEO of JO Cos., a real estate development company in the Twin Cities that specializes in developing high-quality, affordable multifamily housing. Johnny took an unusual path to starting JO Cos and his career as a developer but as a
Bill Gates sounds like a prophetic voice today when talking about the day to day impact of a global pandemic and the need for diagnostic preparedness and self-quarantine. Still, his depth of understanding of the current crisis comes as no surprise to those who have watched where the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation has
Why would any mayor want to describe his community as a “slow city”? Stefano Cimicchi is the former Mayor of Orvieto, a medieval hill town with a population of 20,000 located in central Italy. Cimicchi was one of the first city leaders to sign on to the “slow city movement” when it began in
On Tuesday, February 11, 2020, the Minnesota Legislature returned to the Capitol for the start of the 2020 legislative session. Having passed a biennial state budget in 2019, this year’s “short session” will run until May 18, 2020. With the only politically divided state legislature in the nation and all 201 legislators on the ballot
In Part I of this blog, I discussed issues that real estate and construction companies face when placing and renewing Directors and Officers Coverage. Specifically, I addressed avoiding gaps in coverage, knowledge of insureds, the definition of who is an insured, and notice. In this Part II, I will address arbitration provisions, choosing policy limits,
In each state, statutes govern the right to a construction lien. It is almost inevitable that someone, someday, will not meet a required step. The lien is lost, and with it, whatever leverage or payment security it represented.
There is still a balance to collect—unless the creditor has improvidently signed something that also waives the
The language of a policyholder’s insurance policy determines whether all those premiums will translate into dollars paid after a loss. For the most part, it is the insurance company that controls that language. Therefore, it is very important that policyholders pay attention to that language at the time they buy insurance to be sure that
When the gales of early winter whip up the waters of the Great Lakes, rock formations and sand beaches take a beating and often give way to the force of these majestic water bodies. We’ve seen recent headlines announcing the fall of the “sea stack” on Minnesota’s north shore as a winter storm reduced