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A Real Estate Accelerator!The name courtesy of my mother (the only person in New York state with a legitimate POETIC license... :-)It's a new tech accelerator program that accepted its first class this past summer, and is now taking applications for our second cohort, Spring 2015 (https://gust.com/organizations/area/). It is focused exclusively on startups in the fields of real estate planning, financing, development, construction, management and leasing. It's still slightly under the radar, but should come out with a bit of splash in the next month or so.

23 Wall StreetWhen JP Morgan bought the land at 23 Wall Street in New York around 1912 for a new headquarters building for his banking business, it was the most expensive real estate transaction in the history of the United States up to that time.The technology already existed to build tall buildings. Not quite "skyscrapers" by our modern standards, but there were already buildings in New York with more than ten stories. Indeed, there was one such building standing just across the street.JP Morgan decided to build his building only four stories high, just to show off that he could afford to buy the most expensive piece of land in the country, and then put a building only four stories high on it.He also didn't put his name on it, nor the eponymous name of his company, because he figured everyone would know what the building was.(Photo credit: wikimedia.org)JP Morgan & Co. owned the building until 2003, using it as a conference center after moving their headquarters to a larger building in the 1980's. They never did put their name on it.More information: 23 Wall Street

Could the world’s top 12 richest people, together, buy all of Manhattan:Ok. Lets do our study on this one.Manhattan real estate has since become among the most expensive in the world, with the value of Manhattan Island, including real estate, estimated to exceed US$3 trillion in 2013; median residential property sale prices in Manhattan approximated US$1,600 per square foot ($17,000/m) as of 2018, with Fifth Avenue in Midtown Manhattan commanding the highest retail rents in the world, at US$3,000 per square foot ($32,000/m) in 2017.This information came from Wikipedia.Manhattan - New York County, New York / Midtown Manhattan facing south toward Lower ManhattanBorough and CountyThe Top 12 World’s Richest Billionaires in the world for the Year 2013:No. / Name / Net Worth USD billion / Age / Nationality / Source(s) of wealth1. Carlos Slim Helu & family /73,000,000,000 / 73 / Mexico / Telecom2. Bill Gates / 67,000,000,000 / 57 / United States / Microsoft3. Amancio Ortega / 57,000,000,000 / 76 / Spain / Zara4. Warren Buffett / 53.500,000,000 / 82 / United States / Berkshire Hathaway5. Larry Ellison / 43,000,000,000 / 68 / United States / Oracle6. Charles Koch / 34,000,000,000 / 77 / United States / Diversified6. David Koch / 34,000,000,000 / 72 / United States / Diversified8. Li Ka-shing / 31,000,000,000 / 84 / Hong Kong / Diversified9. Liliane Bettencourt & family / 30,000,000,000 / 90 / France / L'Oréal10. Bernard Arnault & family / 29,000,000,000 / 64 / France / LVMH11. Christy Walton & family / 28.200,000,000 / 58 / United States / Wal-Mart12. Stefan Persson / 28,000,000,000 / 65 / Sweden / H&MYear 2013: World’s Top Billionaires 1–6 = $327,500,000,000Year 2013: World’s Top Billionaires 7–12 = $180,200,000,000Year 2013: World’s Top Billionaires 1–12 = $507,700,000,000The Top 12 World’s Richest Billionaires in the world for the Year 2019:1. Jeff Bezos / Net Worth: $145.3 Billion / Founder of Amazon2. Bill Gates / Net Worth: $98.3 Billion / Founder of Microsoft3. Bernard Arnault / Net Worth: $83.7 Billion / CEO of LVMH (Louis Vitton Moet Hennessey)4. Warren Buffett / Net Worth: $82.7 Billion / CEO of Berkshire Hathaway5. Amancio Ortega / Net Worth: $67 Billion / Founder of the Inditex Fashion Group6. Larry Ellison / Net Worth: $64.1 Billion / Co-founder of the Oracle Corporation7. Carlos Slim Helu / Net Worth: $61.7 Billion / Owner of the conglomerate ‘Grupo Carso’8. Mark Zuckerberg / Net Worth: $61 Billion / Founder of Facebook9. Michael Bloomberg / Net Worth: $57 Billion / Founder and CEO of Bloomberg L.P.10. Larry Page / Net Worth: $55.2 Billion / Co-founder of Google11. Mukesh Ambani / Net Worth: $54.2 Billion / Largest Shareholder of Reliance Industries Limited (RIL)12. Sergey Brin / Net Worth: $54 Billion / Co-founded GoogleYear 2019: World’s Top Billionaires 1–6 = $541,100,000,000Year 2019: World’s Top Billionaires 7–12 = $343,100,000,000Year 2019: World’s Top Billionaires 1–12 = $884,200,000,000The value of Manhattan Island, including real estate, estimated to exceed US$3 trillion in 2013Year 2013: World’s Top Billionaires 1–12 = $507,700,000,000Year 2019: World’s Top Billionaires 1–12 = $884,200,000,000In Year 2013, The Top 12 Billionaires could not buy the Manhattan at all because the value of Manhattan in year 2013 estimated to be US $3 Trillion Dollars.In Year 2019: The Top 12 Billionaires could not buy the Manhattan at all because the value of Manhattan in year 2013 estimated to be US $3 Trillion Dollars.In Year 2013 and Year 2019 combined with the Top 12 Billionaires in the world - They could not buy Manhattan at all for the Price of US $3 Trillion Dollars in Year 2013. The total amount for Year 2013 and Year 2019 for the Billionaires is $1,391,900,000,000.So, in Today’s Day - Top 12 Billionaires in the world can never buy Manhattan at all because for year 2019. The top 12 Billionaires in the world could not get to US $1 Trillion Dollars at all. If Manhattan was estimated at US $3 Trillion Dollars in Year 2013. 6 years later in 2019, Manhattan would probably cost between $4 Trillion to $5 Trillion Dollars.