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Steve Marcinuk
07 Nov 2025

While national headlines highlight slower sales and reduced demand, Amelia Island and Nassau County, Florida, present a different picture. Local market data shows a 20% increase in closed sales compared to the previous year, challenging the broader narrative of market weakness. Angie Heitzer, a real estate agent with SUMMER HOUSE REALTY who moved from commercial ...

Steve Marcinuk
06 Nov 2025

The long-term rental market is undergoing notable change as digital platforms adapt to evolving tenant needs and new technologies. Rentberry, a platform with nearly a decade of rental facilitation experience, is positioning itself at the forefront of this shift through AI-driven features and a partnership-focused strategy. Founded in 2015 by a team of Ukrainian entrepreneurs ...

Steve Marcinuk
06 Nov 2025

The multifamily industry is learning that maintenance decisions made in a resident’s first 90 days can significantly affect lease renewals, with new research indicating that maintenance experience alone can shift churn rates by more than 13 percentage points. As rental markets face ongoing pressure and rent growth slows, property managers are focusing on operational factors ...

Steve Marcinuk
06 Nov 2025

The South Florida residential market presents a complex picture that counters the bleak narratives often portrayed by national media. While headlines highlight Florida’s broader challenges, local market dynamics tell a more nuanced story, particularly in Broward County, where land scarcity and strategic positioning create unique opportunities. Zubeda Mukati, a real estate advisor with Compass who ...

Steve Marcinuk
05 Nov 2025

The Southwest Florida market has faced challenges ranging from hurricane recovery to fluctuating interest rates, but local professionals say national headlines often fail to capture the region’s true dynamics. Cape Coral, in particular, has been the subject of widespread attention that does not always reflect the actual conditions on the ground. Veldin “Dean” Miskic, managing ...

Steve Marcinuk
05 Nov 2025

The commercial real estate lending landscape has changed in recent years, with traditional financing sources scaling back and leaving gaps in the market. While much of the industry’s focus is on billion-dollar deals in major cities, one investment firm has found opportunity elsewhere, in the overlooked middle market. Jimmy Zumot, Managing Director of Real Estate ...

Steve Marcinuk
31 Oct 2025

The Phoenix industrial real estate market is undergoing a significant shift as investors re-enter the scene, motivated by stabilizing interest rates and appealing prospects in off-market transactions. This is especially prominent in the $20-60 million acquisition range, where experienced buyers are securing yields that outpace traditional market deals. Alex Bluth, Vice President of Investments at ...

Steve Marcinuk
31 Oct 2025

Miami’s luxury real estate market presents a paradox: while headline statistics show price per square foot at record levels, experienced market participants observe a different reality. This disconnect between aggregate data and on-the-ground conditions provides important context for investors and industry professionals navigating one of the country’s most active luxury markets. From Seasonal Destination to ...

Steve Marcinuk
30 Oct 2025

The commercial real estate industry has long struggled with a key challenge: valuable data trapped in unstructured documents, often sitting unused on hard drives and in email inboxes. While artificial intelligence has promised solutions for years, most tools have failed to deliver practical, integrated workflows that professionals actually adopt. Crexi, a fast-growing commercial real estate ...

Steve Marcinuk
30 Oct 2025

The commercial construction sector in Northwest Florida continues to reflect broader industry trends while maintaining steady project pipelines, according to industry veterans navigating workforce shortages and regulatory complexities. Despite national concerns about construction slowdowns, regional markets like Pensacola are demonstrating consistent demand across key sectors. Kelvin Enfinger, Vice President at Greenhut Construction Company, offers a ...

Steve Marcinuk
30 Oct 2025

The real estate investment world has long been divided. On one side, institutional investors and high-net-worth individuals access complex syndications and development deals that generate strong returns. On the other, most investors are limited to homeownership or publicly traded REITs, missing out on the strategies that have built substantial wealth over generations. Mor Milo, CEO ...

Steve Marcinuk
30 Oct 2025

The New York City townhouse market is experiencing a shift as wealthy buyers with non-traditional income sources increasingly bypass cooperative and condominium buildings in favor of single-family properties. This trend reflects the evolving nature of wealth accumulation and the practical advantages townhouses offer to buyers seeking privacy and flexibility. Steven Tanen, an associate attorney at ...