The condo market and the single-family market in Broward County, Florida, are no longer moving in the same direction. Building inspections and assessments tied to aging high-rise structures have slowed condo sales across the region, while single-family homes – particularly in strong school districts – are absorbing most of the buyer and investor demand. The ...
Age-restricted communities in Northeast Florida no longer belong only to retirees. In St. Johns County, some buyers who have barely reached the minimum age now treat these neighborhoods as a lifestyle choice: a smaller home, active amenities, and no yard to worry about while they travel. Sarah Olson, a team leader at First Coast Collective ...
Coronado, California, sells roughly 275 to 300 homes a year across an island with no vacant land and no room to expand. That fixed supply has always shaped the market, but it is now producing visible fault lines between price tiers. Oceanfront and bayfront properties above $10 million are setting new records. Older homes on ...
For years, cost segregation was a strategy reserved for owners of large commercial properties, the kind worth a million dollars or more. The economics simply didn’t work at smaller scales. Engineering firms charged $5,000 to $8,000 per study, required in-person site visits, and took weeks to deliver results. For someone who owned a duplex or ...
Hispanic buyers are carrying U.S. homeownership growth. According to the National Association of Hispanic Real Estate Professionals (NAHREP), Hispanic households added 441,000 net new homeowners in 2025. That is more than the country’s entire net gain, and without them the U.S. would have lost roughly 125,000 owner households. Diana Vasquez has spent 13 years in ...
Most small markets have a dominant property type. Angola, a village in Erie County near the southern shore of Lake Erie, has village homes, rural properties with acreage, manufactured homes, and lakefront houses all packed into a radius small enough that a buyer can tour four completely different housing categories in a single afternoon. That ...
In Tucson, Arizona, quality still sells at the top of the market. A $925,000 home in Oro Valley, one of the area’s higher-end districts, recently sold at full price in six days after drawing more than one offer. Michael Oliver, who co-owns Oliver Realty, a boutique luxury brokerage, with his wife, Heather, calls multiple offers ...
Tucson’s housing market has cooled along with much of the Sun Belt in 2026, but the slowdown has not thinned its buyer pool. Redfin puts the metro’s median sale price in the mid-$300,000s, down slightly from a year ago, and closed sales through the first half of the year ran slightly ahead of 2025. Active ...
By any standard measure, the resale market around Houston is balanced. The Houston Association of Realtors put metro-wide single-family inventory at 5.5 months in September, and the association’s chair has described balance as the market’s defining feature. Agents typically read four to six months of supply as balance, the range where a well-priced home should ...
Most luxury submarkets in the Dallas-Fort Worth metroplex have felt the drag of elevated interest rates and longer days on market. Westlake, a small municipality west of Fort Worth where most homes sit on an acre or more, has not followed that pattern – and the reason has less to do with housing fundamentals than ...
Affordability is the headline reason families pursue multigenerational housing. But the design brief that arrives at an architecture firm often tells a more complicated story – one where flexibility, autonomy, and long-term adaptability matter as much as monthly cost savings. In Toronto’s residential market, where lot prices and construction costs continue to pressure household budgets, ...
Bucks County stretches from the Philadelphia city line north to the Delaware River, and county-wide data describes a tight seller’s market. But the number that matters most to buyers and sellers is not the median price or the months of supply – it is a threshold around $500,000 that splits the county into two functionally ...
The popular narrative about Paradise Valley’s luxury real estate market centers on out-of-state wealth, Californians fleeing taxes, tech executives cashing out of the Bay Area, and Pacific Northwest money relocating south. Roughly 62 to 65 percent of Paradise Valley sales involve buyers who already live in the area, according to David Newman, a luxury real ...
In Omaha’s housing market, preparation is paying off. Homes in strong neighborhoods and good school districts that arrive on the market well staged are still drawing multiple offers, even as buyers overall move at a more deliberate pace. For sellers, the takeaway is that the factors driving the strongest results are largely within reach. For ...
A generational turnover is underway in independent medical practices across the United States, and it is creating a real estate problem that most commercial brokers rarely encounter. Roughly 30 percent of physician-owners looking to sell their practices also own the building, according to Shaun Rudgear of Strategic Medical Brokers, a national firm that specializes in ...
