Miles McCollum

@patcarino Cool looks like similar vibe!

@patcarino Was it Harvard club of Boston?

The one I went to yesterday was crazy. So many people working there including 3 at check in. Then another at the entrance of one of the restaurants Urban. In back bay. 6 stories, ~ 7 restaurants. A gym, gathering spaces. A few hotel rooms. Only 3500/yr for the guy I was with and his finance. Very nice inside and well maintained. I got yelled at for picking up my phone 😂

@patcarino @molzer Thank you - would be interested in ground up in Ohio, but 60-100 units likely too small

@molzer @milesmac36 might be interested

Who are some people in the Cleveland, OH market who are interested in looking at a multifamily ground-up/ adaptive reuse mix project that came across my inbox that looks intriguing? DM me please

Adding your name to a memorial already named in honor of a great man doesn’t make you a great man. Quite the contrary. Putting your name on top of someone else’s doesn’t mean that people will speak of you in the same breath as the other man. Putting your name above another man’s name on his existing memorial… What is that about? Truly? What’s that about? Do you want people to speak the names as one? Dig down deep. What are you trying to say? I’m really interested. There is no other president who would do this. None. Zero. In fact, it’s not even legal. Congress named the performing arts center as a living memorial in 1964, and only congress can change that law. This will always be the John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Art. A great man would have said to his hand picked board, “Thank you, but the building already has its name. Let it stand. Let it be. I don’t need that.” But then again…

The White House just announced that the construction of Trump’s $200 million golden ballroom will continue during the government shutdown while American soldiers go without pay.

We are governed by some of the dumbest people in the history of this country, proudly, unashamedly, openly moronic and ignorant, and I am genuinely not sure how the US ever recovers from this. These people make George W Bush and Sarah Palin look like savants.

Not a hot take!

I have nothing but nice things to say about Dublin Ohio

Trump has doubled his net worth to over $5 billion in the last 6 months and handed himself a billion-dollar retrofitted jet courtesy of US taxpayers but hey, glad his $33k paycheck was donated.

Trump loved the jobs report from 2 months ago produced by the same woman that he fired today.

Some things I saw recently that I think are cool: — Hameen, a new bespoke tailoring operation in South Korea (IG hameen_official) — Toyota Mark II Van at Tokyo Basic Car Club — Tiffany signed Ellipse at Eric Ku's Loupe This auctions — "Birds of America" at IG statelibrarynsw

“The Chinese simply can’t believe their luck: that at the dawn of the electricity-guzzling era of artificial intelligence, the U.S. president and his party have decided to engage in one of the greatest acts of strategic self-harm imaginable. They have passed a giant bill that…undermines America’s ability to generate electricity through renewables — solar, battery and wind power in particular” nytimes.com/2025/07/03/opi…

Independence Day is a reminder that America is not the project of any one person. The single most powerful word in our democracy is the word ‘We.’ ‘We The People.’ ‘We Shall Overcome.’ ‘Yes We Can.’ America is owned by no one. It belongs to all citizens. And at this moment in history—when core democratic principles seem to be continuously under attack, when too many people around the world have become cynical and disengaged—now is precisely the time to ask ourselves tough questions about how we can build our democracies and make them work in meaningful and practical ways for ordinary people.

Who is one of the nation’s biggest opponents of the Big, Beautiful Bill? Pope Leo and the Catholic Church. Twenty bishops called President Trump’s cuts to Medicaid and food stamps “an affront to the dignity of human life.”

Rent control is the second-best way to destroy a city, after bombing. And, because of what it leads to in terms of under investment in repairing, maintaining, constructing new apartments, I think this is likely to exacerbate rather than improve issues around housing affordability in New York. This would be a gross policy error by @ZohranKMamdani. Watch tonight's Wall Street Week with @DavidWestin @BloombergTV bloomberg.com/news/videos/20…

Great writing here! Always fun to see the underdog win. links.e1.nytimes.com/a/click?_t=1d7…

This will dramatically impact US student housing industry (negatively!) which is already facing impending enrollment cliff

I could have never conceived that the U.S. President would be far more aggressive against a great university than he would be against a Russian dictator engaged in invading a U.S. ally. Why is it smart to starve cancer research, students on financial aid, innovation in public education and brilliant young people whose dream was to come to America while holding out the prospect of business deals to Vladimir Putin? I cannot imagine.

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4 months ago