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Rudi Davis
24 Mar 2026

Office buildings in Salt Lake City that once sold for $350 per square foot are now trading for as little as $100 per square foot, according to Kip Paul, Vice Chairman of Investment Sales at Cushman & Wakefield. This steep decline reflects a major reset in how investors evaluate office properties, with Class B and ...

Rudi Davis
24 Mar 2026

High-end properties are selling quickly in Oak Park, Illinois, even as overall housing inventory has dropped to record lows. According to Deborah Wess, a veteran Realtor with Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices Chicago, the typical spring surge of listings has all but disappeared. While the market usually sees 20 to 25 new listings per week, this week ...

Rudi Davis
24 Mar 2026

Hudson County’s real estate market offers stability that stands in contrast to the volatility seen in many Sun Belt markets. According to Levi Rezai, broker associate at Prominent Properties Sotheby’s International Realty, the county’s proximity to Manhattan creates an investment environment less exposed to the dramatic price swings common in Florida and Texas. While Sun ...

Rudi Davis
24 Mar 2026

Condominium sales in Connecticut are lagging behind single-family homes in similar price ranges. Rising HOA fees and concerns about aging building infrastructure are prompting buyers to reconsider the value of condos. Divya Kataria, a Realtor with Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices New England Properties, says buyers are conducting detailed cost analyses and often conclude that single-family homes ...

Chris Caggiano
23 Mar 2026

You’ve found the right house on Cape Cod and you’re ready to make an offer — only to discover the approach you planned is no longer allowed in Massachusetts. For buyers across the commonwealth, a newly enacted rule has changed how offers are written, and submitting a noncompliant one could cost you the deal, according ...

Rudi Davis
23 Mar 2026

Buffalo, New York, is seeing a surge of out-of-state buyers, particularly from high-cost areas like New York and New Jersey. Enas Latif, Team Leader and Licensed Associate Real Estate Broker at HUNT Real Estate ERA, says the influx reflects a broader shift: Americans are prioritizing affordability, quality of life, and proximity to family over job ...

Rudi Davis
23 Mar 2026

National headlines often miss the sharp neighborhood-level differences that shape Bay Area real estate. Adjacent communities can exhibit dramatically different pricing and demand patterns simultaneously. The Bay Area real estate market behaves differently from most of the country, but many buyers and sellers rely on national data to gauge local trends. This reliance on broad ...

Rudi Davis
23 Mar 2026

Central Florida’s luxury real estate market has remained stable over the past year, even as rising interest rates and global uncertainty have slowed activity in lower price brackets. According to Bent Danholm, broker and co-owner of Danholm Collection, properties priced at $1.5 million and above, with an average sale price near $2 million, have seen ...

Rudi Davis
23 Mar 2026

While national real estate commentary often centers on interest rates and affordability, Sheila Smith, Team Lead at RE/MAX Capital City, is watching different signals in Boise, Idaho: the pace of default notices and the number of homeowners nearing or crossing the 20% negative equity threshold. Smith reports a recent surge in default filings, which have ...

Rudi Davis
23 Mar 2026

In Boise, Idaho, builder pricing and incentives are forcing resale homeowners to compete directly with new construction. Boise, Idaho’s new construction market, presents a scenario that Sheila Smith, Team Lead at RE/MAX Capital City, says she has not seen in her 20-year career: builders are matching or undercutting resale prices while offering incentives such as ...

Rudi Davis
23 Mar 2026

Recent changes to vacation rental regulations in Sonoma County, California, have erased significant property value in certain neighborhoods. Some sellers are losing 10 to 15 percent of their home’s value when new buyers can no longer operate the property as a short-term rental. The impact is especially pronounced in the Russian River area, according to ...

Rudi Davis
23 Mar 2026

Ongoing confusion over short-term rental rights has triggered a steep drop in values for Maui, Hawaii’s apartment-zoned vacation condos, leaving buyers and sellers unable to gauge risk or set prices. Legal battles, shifting county policy, and unresolved exemption proposals have frozen market activity and forced a sharp correction in a sector once seen as a ...

Rudi Davis
22 Mar 2026

Buyers in South Jersey’s Atlantic County residential market have regained negotiating power over inspection contingencies and repair obligations, even as inventory remains low and home prices stay high. This marks a departure from the COVID-era market, when sellers could routinely demand as-is purchases and buyers had little say over property condition. “In the COVID market, ...

Rudi Davis
22 Mar 2026

Mortgage rate psychology in Delaware’s residential market varies sharply by generation, with younger buyers and rate-locked sellers operating from fundamentally different baselines. This generational divide is shaping both inventory levels and buyer behavior across the state. Many homeowners are holding off on selling to avoid giving up low mortgage rates, but that explanation only partly ...

Rudi Davis
22 Mar 2026

Boulder, Colorado, is defying broader market pressures, with a median home price of $1,022,500 and a median days-on-market of 15. These figures contrast sharply with the Denver metro area, where inventory has climbed, and buyer confidence has weakened. Steve deGuzman, Broker Associate at Orchard, attributes Boulder’s insulation from Denver’s challenges to recent short-term rental policy ...