Philadelphia’s commercial real estate market is emerging from years of pandemic-driven disruption, but the path forward remains uneven. Shifts in tenant priorities, a stark divide between top-tier and aging properties, and ongoing financial distress continue to reshape the city’s office landscape in real time. Industry veteran Carol G. Huff, President of Real Estate Investment Strategies, ...
The New Markets Tax Credit (NMTC) program has entered a new era. After 25 years of temporary reauthorizations that kept community development organizations in a cycle of uncertainty, the U.S. Government recently made the NMTC program permanent. This decision has immediate implications, providing the stability organizations need to make long-term plans and deepen their investments in underserved ...
Jacksonville’s rental property market continues to draw investor interest, even as economic uncertainty and rising costs reshape real estate strategies across Florida. According to Joseph Keshi, founder and CEO of Keshman Property Management, small-scale investors remain active in Jacksonville, adapting their approaches to navigate a changing landscape marked by new supply, fluctuating costs, and evolving ...
While national headlines focus on price drops and inventory spikes in coastal markets, Chicago’s real estate landscape is following a different path. The central story is not about volatility, but about a shrinking supply of small multifamily housing and a new generation of buyers competing for a limited number of two- to four-unit buildings. These ...
If you are buying or selling a home in Greater Boston, conditions can vary significantly depending on where and what you are trying to purchase. According to Steven Novak, a licensed agent with Douglas Elliman, the market is no longer moving in a single direction. Instead, it has split into two distinct environments that behave ...
Most veterans know they have a VA loan benefit. Far fewer know what it can actually do — and that gap is costing them. Lourdes Fernando, a Realtor and investor with Keller Williams ONEChicago and an 11-year Army veteran herself, has spent years working with military buyers in Chicago, and she sees the same pattern ...
Montana’s Flathead Valley, once defined by rapid growth and uncertainty during the pandemic, is settling into a more stable and predictable real estate environment. The shift from frenzied buying and price surges to a balanced market is reshaping how buyers and sellers approach transactions in this resort region near Glacier National Park. Sonja Burgard, a ...
Multifamily owners are having the same conversation everywhere right now. Rents have been flat for two years. Operating expenses keep climbing. The obvious levers — occupancy, unit upgrades, ancillary fees — have mostly been pulled. And yet one significant source of revenue sits largely untouched in nearly every building, hiding inside a contract most owners ...
The commercial real estate market is facing heightened uncertainty, forcing investors to rethink established strategies. For family offices and high-net-worth individuals, this environment requires a distinct approach that diverges from the institutional playbook. Andrew Lofredo, founder of CRE Vertical Advisors LLC, has spent three decades working across tenant representation, property management, legal counsel, and asset ...
The coastal real estate market in Coronado, California, stands out for its resilience and stability at a time when many U.S. markets have faced volatility. This small island city, just across the bridge from downtown San Diego, has maintained steady demand and pricing even as broader conditions have shifted sharply over the past several years. ...
New York real estate is often analyzed through familiar signals such as pricing trends, inventory levels, and interest rate movements. But according to real estate attorney and broker Alexander Paykin, founder of CityFlatsNYC, those surface indicators increasingly fail to capture where the real pressure is building. From his work across foreclosure litigation, commercial disputes, and ...
For the first time in history, a buyer walking into a property showing can arrive knowing nearly as much about that listing as the agent showing it — sale history, parcel boundaries, comparable values, HOA documents, zoning details. The information gap that once defined the buyer-agent relationship has largely closed. But here’s the problem nobody ...
Canada’s real estate market has faced sharp swings in recent years, with buyers and sellers adjusting to changing economic conditions, inventory shortages, and evolving expectations around value and timing. In Guelph, one real estate team has maintained strong results even as conditions have become more challenging. Andra Arnold, broker and team leader at Andra Arnold ...
While much of the United States faces cooling housing markets and rising inventory, northern New Jersey, particularly Sussex County, continues to diverge from national trends. In this region, rolling hills and lakes replace the dense urban and industrial landscapes often associated with the state, and market conditions remain strongly in sellers’ favor despite broader economic ...
Over the past 18 months, the Hoboken and Jersey City real estate markets have experienced tighter inventory and shifting buyer behavior. These changes have forced buyers and sellers to adjust their strategies. Michael Klein, REALTOR-Associate at Corcoran Sawyer Smith, works in both traditional residential sales and court-appointed transactions. This dual role gives him insight into ...
