Jacksonville’s real estate market has shifted decisively away from the frenzied conditions of the pandemic years, with homes now selling at an average of 93.5 percent of list price—down sharply from the 100 to 105 percent seen just 18 months ago. According to Terry Sadowski, a Realtor with RE/MAX Specialists and a Jacksonville-area agent since ...
Recent building safety legislation enacted after the Surfside collapse has fundamentally changed the balance of supply and demand in Miami’s luxury condo market, but not in the way most expected. Joelle Oiknine, Senior Global Real Estate Advisor at One Sotheby’s International Realty, reports that mandatory building assessments are now shaping distinct buyer and seller behaviors ...
While St. Johns County continues to attract the bulk of buyer attention in Northeast Florida, some areas remain undervalued despite solid fundamentals and new development. According to Terry Sadowski, a Realtor with RE/MAX Specialists who has worked across Jacksonville, St. Johns County, and Clay County for nearly four decades, buyers willing to look beyond the ...
Despite headlines suggesting a slowdown in Miami’s luxury real estate, the market is not experiencing a uniform decline. Instead, it is splitting into distinct tiers, with ultra-luxury properties above $10 million selling rapidly while homes in the $1–5 million range face mounting inventory and sluggish demand. Joelle Oiknine, Senior Global Real Estate Advisor at One ...
Across the hospitality sector, fewer hotel deals are getting done, and the reason is largely practical rather than macroeconomic. As the cost of bringing properties up to current brand standards continues to climb, renovation budgets are increasingly breaking the math on potential transactions. In many cases, the added capital required upfront makes deals harder to ...
South Florida’s condominium market is facing a crisis driven not by sale prices but by the soaring insurance premiums that are baked into monthly association fees. As those master-policy costs climb, the fees tied to them have doubled or even tripled, leaving many entry-level units effectively out of reach for the buyers who once relied ...
Rhode Island’s luxury real estate market has shifted dramatically, with out-of-state buyers now representing about half of all transactions above $1 million. According to Matthew Antonio, broker/owner of Corcoran Chart House Realty, this influx marks a clear divide: buyers of homes under $1 million are largely local, while the luxury tier is increasingly dominated by ...
Rhode Island’s housing market has hit a critical affordability threshold, sharply narrowing the pool of potential homeowners. With the statewide median approaching $500,000 and projections suggesting it could reach $600,000 by 2027, the state is facing a crisis that threatens to change its demographic and economic landscape. “It’s getting harder and harder to find a ...
The luxury real estate market in Vero Beach is showing renewed momentum after a period of slower activity, according to Agnieszka Szymanska, a leading realtor at Dale Sorensen Real Estate. Szymanska, who has nearly 15 years of experience in the Treasure Coast luxury market, points to infrastructure improvements and demographic changes as key factors driving ...
Institutional investment firms are significantly reducing their minimum deal size requirements in South Florida’s industrial market, with thresholds dropping from over 100,000 square feet to as low as 50,000–60,000 square feet. This adjustment comes as large firms seek to capture momentum in the mid-market sector, according to Jason Abitbol, Senior Investment Advisor at APEX Capital ...
South Florida’s luxury condo rental market is facing a sharp decline in profitability, with investors offloading properties purchased less than a year ago as high HOA fees and soaring insurance premiums wipe out expected returns. According to Joseph Hunike, COO of Threshold, these escalating costs are undermining the economics of high-end condo ownership, pushing even ...
South Florida’s industrial development is increasingly focused on multi-tenant properties, as builders respond to slowing absorption in the large single-tenant sector and heightened demand for smaller, flexible industrial spaces. According to Jason Abitbol, Senior Investment Advisor at APEX Capital Realty, developers are shifting priorities to align with current market realities. Current Development Assessment Absorption rates ...
Pennsylvania broker Joseph Bograd, team leader of The Bograd Team, argues that current market conditions are removing underqualified agents and producing a more professional, competent agent population. While some in the industry view agent attrition as a crisis, Bograd describes it as a necessary adjustment that benefits clients and the real estate profession as a ...
Hundreds of churches across America are facing abandonment and deterioration, and a regulatory bottleneck in the federal historic tax credit program is blocking their adaptive reuse. Preservation experts warn this problem is growing more urgent, with few viable solutions in sight. Michael Puma, principal at Preservation Studios, has overseen about 60% of New York State’s ...
New York State has led the nation in historic tax credit projects over the past decade, completing more projects than the next three states combined. Yet, behind these numbers, developers face significant hurdles related to timing and project preparation that often go unrecognized. Michael Puma, Principal and Project Manager at Preservation Studios, says that while ...
