Here’s a look at some of the more interesting numbers pulled from. genuine Last week’s story.
2 — Number of cyberattacks that have occurred on Chicagoland real estate in recent months. In the latest incident last week, hackers broke into the systems of Chicago Title’s parent company, Florida-based Fidelity National Financial, delaying the closing of real estate deals and impacting home sales in the Chicago area.
4 — San Francisco ranks as the most expensive rental market in the U.S. for one-bedroom apartments ($3,000 per month), according to listing site Zumper. This is the city’s lowest ranking ever.
99 years old — the age of billionaire investor Charlie Munger, who died last week. Munger was Warren Buffett’s second-in-command at Berkshire Hathaway and, among other things, wanted to be a dormitory designer.
400 — The number of employees modular construction company Veev had at its peak. A California-based proptech company is going out of business shortly after raising $500 million.
$250,000 — Investigators believe two Florida fraudsters used a $1 million fraud scheme to pay victims in unrelated fraud cases.
$101 million — The amount of a failed deal between Wilson Capital and River Rock Capital for two apartment complexes near Austin, Texas. River Rock did not appear at the closing ceremony, prompting lawsuits in New York and Texas.
$2 billion — The value of innovation QNS, a 3,200-unit housing project in Queens by developer Larry Silverstein that he believes will never come to fruition.
More than $2 billion — the valuation of the late Sol Goldman’s portfolio, which is at the center of a dispute among Goldman’s heirs.
$5 billion — the value of Brooklyn’s Pacific Park megaproject. US Greenland loses control after defaulting on $350 million loan.