Market Analysis & Policy

Florida’s coastal real estate markets are facing a marked shift in international participation, as Canadian and European buyers pull back and foreign owners list properties at a higher rat...

A growing management gap between corporate leadership and field agents is reshaping the real estate industry, according to Bill Crespo, CEO and founder of Path2PRO Coaching. Many brokerage o...

Rising inventory in Northeast Florida has changed how real estate agents approach pricing, according to Shelby Hodges, team leader at The Shelby Hodges Group in St. Augustine. Instead of set...

While most real estate investors focus on interest rates and access to capital, a different risk is quietly derailing more commercial property deals: environmental liabilities hidden in prop...

You found the perfect Miami Beach penthouse. The views are stunning, the building is brand new, and the rental income projections look solid. Then the HOA bill arrives — $2,500 a month. Su...

A significant pricing war is taking shape in Florida real estate markets, as builders use deep discounts and below-market mortgage rates to move inventory. This strategy, according to vetera...

Conventional wisdom often casts oil-dependent real estate markets as risky, prone to dramatic swings in home values when energy prices fall. Yet Chris Cline of Grassroots Realty Group, a REA...

According to Joseph Keshi, founder and CEO of Keshman Property Management, investors often focus on cap rates, appreciation, and tax advantages when evaluating markets. However, Keshi argues...

The Florida Keys luxury real estate market is experiencing its most enormous inventory surge in half a decade, ending the post-COVID buying rush and ushering in a more balanced environment. ...

Montreal’s residential real estate market continues to outpace other major Canadian cities, with agents reporting steady activity despite national economic headwinds. While home prices in ...

After nearly fifty years in commercial real estate, Ted Branson noticed a clear pattern in his career: almost all of his transactions—95%—were industrial deals. This realization led him ...

Sports facilities are playing a new and expanding role in real estate development, moving far beyond traditional standalone stadiums. Today’s projects are increasingly enlivened by mixed-u...

After several years of rapid price gains and bidding wars, Ohio’s smaller real estate markets are settling into a steadier pace. In Wayne County, where the average home price is $254,000, ...

A practical solution to Connecticut’s housing shortage is gaining traction in Danbury: converting vacant or underused hotels and motels into apartments. Waleed Albakry, Planning Director f...

The Manhattan office market is seeing tenants stay put at a rate not explained by workplace trends, but by the economics of construction. According to David Badner, Managing Director at Norm...