By John McNellis Developers always crash and burn in the movies. The eternal bad guy, the developers’ heinous plans to pave a beach,...
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ByThe RegistryMay 13, 2026By Billy the Broker (I just want to stay anonymous) In August 2025, Marcus Lemonis, the executive chairman of Beyond, Inc.—which is to...
ByThe RegistryApril 27, 2026Publisher’s Note What began over a decade ago as a series of candid, sharp-witted articles written for The Registry has grown into one of the...
ByThe RegistryApril 15, 2026Behind the rosy March employment headline, a quiet exodus: nearly 400,000 Americans gave up on the job market in a single month. By...
ByThe RegistryApril 7, 2026The record gap between home sellers and buyers reveals a tale of two Americas—Sun Belt markets drowning in oversupply while Northern cities with...
ByThe RegistryMarch 25, 2026The city knows its building codes better than anyone. The problem is it takes 280 days to prove it. What if a computer...
ByThe RegistryMarch 17, 2026Why the hand-wringing over Google’s empty San Jose acreage misses the point entirely. By Billy the Broker (I just want to stay anonymous)...
ByThe RegistryMarch 13, 2026Every acre we preserve is an acre we can’t build on—and the housing math is catching up By Billy the Broker (I just...
ByThe RegistryMarch 9, 2026By Billy the Broker (I just want to stay anonymous) To put the size of Amazon’s office downsizing in perspective, one of its...
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