Image Source: KeyCrew Media, generated with Google Imagen 4 Chicago’s reputation as a tenant-friendly city is beginning to test the patience of its landlords. In recent months, a growing number of small property owners have started to sell off their rentals, not because of falling demand or rising interest rates, but because managing these properties ...
Image Source: KeyCrew Media, generated with Google Imagen 4 As new rules curb the buying and selling of borrower data, mortgage lenders are rethinking how to earn attention – and trust – in the digital age. For decades, much of the mortgage industry’s marketing machine revolved around data lists, aggressive follow-ups, and volume-driven outreach. The ...
Image Source: KeyCrew Media, generated with Google Imagen 4 As 2025 enters its final quarter, the slowdown in traditional commercial real estate shows little sign of easing. Office vacancies remain elevated in most major metros, and retail is facing yet another round of restructuring as consumer habits shift. Against that backdrop, investors are rethinking what ...
Image Source: KeyCrew Media, generated with Google Imagen 4 Inventory is up and buyer standards are higher than ever. Here’s how agents can position sellers for success in York and Adams Counties. Housing options across York and Adams Counties have widened significantly, with inventory more than doubling between March and April 2025. It’s a notable ...
The Boise real estate market is entering a period of stabilization after years of volatility driven by economic swings, migration surges, and rapid price increases. Higher interest rates, shifting migration patterns, and changing buyer expectations are prompting both buyers and sellers to recalibrate their approach. Unlike the dramatic upswings and downturns of the past decade, ...
The triple net lease property market is undergoing a notable shift in investor demographics, according to Ayson Shammami, Managing Partner at APEX Commercial Real Estate Advisors. In a recent interview, Shammami detailed how the typical buyer profile for income-producing commercial properties has changed, challenging long-held assumptions about who participates in this asset class. Market Overview ...
Loodmy Jacques discusses post-pandemic market dynamics, buyer hesitation myths, and building wealth through strategic real estate decisions Palm Beach County’s real estate market has undergone dramatic shifts since 2020, creating what one veteran agent calls “the fake years” – a period when normal market dynamics disappeared and anyone could sell property. Understanding this evolution helps ...
The election of Zohran Mamdani as New York City’s mayor has generated speculation about potential resident exodus from Manhattan. Real estate professionals in surrounding markets are monitoring whether political rhetoric translates into actual relocation activity. Ryan Bruen, a broker with Coldwell Banker in Morristown, New Jersey, reports conversations with Manhattan colleagues suggesting heightened client interest ...
Even well-funded proptech companies with nearly $40 million in backing can encounter capital allocation challenges that force strategic pivots. Rentberry’s recent withdrawal from modular housing construction highlights the often-overlooked economics of real estate development for platform companies. The rental platform, which serves 4 million monthly users globally, launched an initiative targeting digital nomads and travelers ...
Southwest Florida’s real estate market is confounding expectations, with luxury properties over $1 million selling more easily than mid-range condos, according to Mike Newes of John R. Wood Christie’s International Real Estate. This trend highlights a market shaped almost entirely by discretionary purchases, rather than necessity. “Interestingly, the high end properties have actually sold more ...
In the commercial real estate sector, Vallist is taking new steps to address the persistent issue of vacant office space. In a recent interview, Alexander Passler, co-founder and CEO of the flexible workspace operator, discussed the company’s approach to solving occupancy problems for both landlords and large corporate tenants. Alexander Passler brings more than 30 ...
The multifamily real estate market presents a complex landscape where conventional wisdom often clashes with opportunity. While many investors remain sidelined by high interest rates and market uncertainty, experienced operators are finding compelling deals in unexpected places. Danny Kattan, founder of Sell2Rent and managing partner of a multifamily investment firm with $400 million in assets ...
Suburban master-planned communities need a radical rethink to serve today’s diverse homebuyers, according to Mike Miller, Executive Vice President of Real Estate at Red Oak Development Group, who argues the industry remains stubbornly focused on outdated housing models. “80% of the home buyer pool out there is actually not your traditional nuclear family,” Miller says, ...
Despite rapid advances in artificial intelligence, the technology isn’t ready to handle high-stakes real estate transactions, according to a leading industry technology educator who argues that AI’s tendency to “hallucinate” makes it too risky for major financial decisions. Craig Grant, CEO of The Real Estate Technology Institute, says AI’s documented issues with accuracy and reliability ...
Recent zoning changes in Boise have created new opportunities for alternative housing development, with both ADUs (Accessory Dwelling Units) and co-living arrangements gaining traction among investors, according to Jonna Weber, founder of the Idaho Real Estate Investor Network. Regulatory Shifts Drive Opportunity “Boise recently revamped their whole code, zoning codes, and so it’s making it ...
