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Steve Marcinuk
23 Jun 2026

Commercial construction across the Phoenix metro area remains steady, driven by population growth, corporate relocations, and an expanding base of small businesses looking to establish or grow their physical presence. But for many business owners navigating the tenant improvement process for the first time, the path from signed lease to open doors is rarely as ...

Alejandra Rodriguez
03 Jun 2026

After years of runaway appreciation followed by a correction, Dallas home prices have returned to a trajectory closer to their long-term. Many buyers expected that cooling prices would mean less competition and more breathing room. In some segments, that’s true. But in the $250,000 to $500,000 range, where most first-time and move-up buyers are active, ...

Alejandra Rodriguez
03 Jun 2026

The Greater Rochester, Western New York, and Finger Lakes region rarely makes national real estate headlines. Yet for investors, relocating families, and second-home buyers, this stretch of upstate New York offers opportunities that few markets can match, from lakefront luxury to affordable commuter towns, historic village homes to newly built communities. Understanding it, however, requires ...

Alejandra Rodriguez
03 Jun 2026

New York City’s real estate market has long operated by its own rules, and 2026 is no exception. With inventory constrained, demand holding firm in key neighborhoods, and a wave of policy changes adding uncertainty to the investment landscape, the market is presenting a mixed picture for buyers, sellers, and investors. Mike Falchiere, founder of ...

Alejandra Rodriguez
02 Jun 2026

For deaf and hard-of-hearing Americans, buying or selling a home has long meant navigating a process designed without them in mind, from phone-heavy communication with lenders to fast-moving negotiations where nuance gets lost. A service called Equal Access Real Estate Services, known as E.A.R.S., is working to close that gap by connecting deaf clients with ...

Heather Hook
19 May 2026

New report launches a category of agent-ready assets built on a relevance-first philosophy, as the rest of the industry races toward fully automated outreach. LAS VEGAS, NV, May 18, 2026 – AgentBrief, the intelligence platform for title and settlement professionals, today announced the launch of its Buyer Trend Analysis (BTA), a neighborhood-level intelligence report designed ...

Steve Marcinuk
11 May 2026

The self-storage sector rarely makes headlines the way multifamily or office markets do, but for investors paying close attention, it offers dynamics that reward discipline and long-term thinking. As construction costs stabilize, equity remains cautious, and home sales sit near multi-decade lows, the developers best positioned to benefit are those who started planning years ago ...

Steve Marcinuk
11 May 2026

Hoboken, New Jersey’s residential market offers a clear window into what’s happening across high-demand urban markets in the Northeast. Constrained inventory, rising rents, and a widening gap between the cost of buying and renting are changing how residents and investors approach one of the region’s most sought-after zip codes. For Jeffrey Bonk, Salesperson with The ...

Steve Marcinuk
07 May 2026

Artificial intelligence is reshaping how homebuyers interact with online listings, moving the search experience beyond static photos toward something more personalized and interactive. As visualization technology matures, real estate portals and MLS organizations across the United States are weighing how — and whether — to integrate these tools into the home search process. One voice ...

Steve Marcinuk
02 Apr 2026

San Francisco’s artificial intelligence sector is fueling a rebound in waterfront real estate, particularly in luxury condominiums. South Beach and Mission Bay, once marked by high vacancies and declining rents, are now seeing strong demand as high-earning AI professionals relocate to the city’s growing tech hubs. Mia Takami, founder of Takami Real Estate Group at ...

Steve Marcinuk
02 Apr 2026

In Brevard County, the days of straightforward land development are over. What remains are projects requiring specialized knowledge, patience, and strategy. The regulatory environment has grown tougher, driven by rapid aerospace growth and increasingly complex approval processes. Kelly Delmonico, founder of Land Development Strategies, LLC, worked as a municipal planner before launching her consulting firm ...

Steve Marcinuk
31 Mar 2026

After a period of hesitation, international investors are returning to Colorado’s luxury resort market, especially in Vail, as market conditions stabilize and political uncertainty eases. Beatriz Martinez, an international real estate advisor at eXp Luxury Realty with 18 years of experience in Vail’s high-end sector, reports a marked increase in activity from wealthy Mexican buyers ...

Steve Marcinuk
31 Mar 2026

Hudson County’s real estate market continues to stand out as one of the Northeast’s most reliable investment locations, even as rising interest rates and broader economic uncertainty prompt caution among buyers and developers. The region’s proximity to Manhattan and steady record of price appreciation continue to attract both individual homebuyers and institutional investors, though the ...