A chain reaction is moving through South Florida, one county at a time. The local real estate market is running a slow migration north, and affordability is doing the pushing. People who bought in Miami are cashing out and heading to Broward. People who bought in Broward are eyeing Palm Beach. And buyers from up ...
After nearly two years of falling prices driven by Hurricane Ian, rising insurance costs, and higher interest rates, Cape Coral’s housing market has found its floor. Prices corrected roughly 18.5% from their pandemic peak before stabilizing in mid-2025, according to Jeffrey Kershner, President and CEO of SunLife Homes, a regional builder completing around 210 homes ...
If you’ve been watching Miami real estate from the sidelines, waiting for prices to dip before making a move, consider this: many buyers who held back a year ago are now facing higher prices with no correction in sight. The market conditions driving Miami’s price growth have strengthened, not weakened, over the past 12 months. ...
Owning a rental property in Miami sounds like a dream: warm weather, strong demand, and a city that keeps growing. For many investors, it has delivered. But property managers working in the market right now see something that doesn’t always make it into the sales pitch: the math has gotten tighter, and the surprises hit ...
If you’ve been eyeing Manhattan real estate and wondering whether now is a good time to buy, the answer depends almost entirely on where you’re looking. Some neighborhoods are moving fast, others are sitting quietly, and the gap between them is wider than it’s been in years. Susan Holman, a licensed associate real estate broker ...
If you picture the Jersey Shore as a seasonal beach market that quiets down after Labor Day, the reality on the ground no longer matches. A major entertainment studio is under construction, year-round residents are replacing seasonal vacationers, and home prices are climbing with limited inventory to absorb new demand. Joseph York, a Broker Associate ...
You find a beautiful condo two blocks from the beach. The price looks reasonable – actually, surprisingly reasonable given the location. Then you get the insurance quote. And the HOA statement. And the structural inspection report. Suddenly, that “deal” looks a lot more complicated. This is the reality for buyers in coastal Southwest Florida right ...
You’re trying to help. Your parent is getting older, the house is too big, and everyone agrees it’s probably time to make a move. But somewhere between the first conversation and the closing table, deals can collapse over pricing disputes, title issues, or family disagreements – and it usually happens in ways families never see ...
If you own a rental property in Oakland, you already know the drill. You post the listing, wait for applications, hope for someone reliable, and cross your fingers they stay longer than a year. It’s exhausting – and expensive when tenants leave. But some local landlords have quietly figured out a better approach – one ...
If you’ve been reading that South Florida’s real estate market is “cooling off,” you’re missing the neighborhood-level detail that actually drives decisions. The reality varies significantly by property type, county, and HOA status – depending on where you’re looking and what you’re buying. Agents working across Palm Beach, Martin, and St. Lucie counties describe not ...
It’s not a simple buyer’s or seller’s market right now. Homes priced at or below market value are drawing multiple offers. Homes priced above it are sitting for 90 days or more. It’s both, depending on the house. And knowing the difference could save you tens of thousands of dollars. Aubree Lewis, team leader of ...
After years of intense seller advantage, the Twin Cities housing market has settled into a more balanced state, not a full buyer’s market, but no longer the frantic bidding environment of 2021 and 2022. With mortgage rates holding in the mid-to-upper 6% range and inventory slowly climbing, the dynamics between buyers and sellers are being ...
If you’re house hunting in Ithaca right now, you’ve probably noticed something strange. Some homes disappear within days of hitting the market. Others, even ones priced reasonably, sit there. It’s not random. There’s a clear pattern emerging, and knowing which side of it you’re on could save you a lot of time and money. Linda ...
Walk into a real estate conversation in Wayne County or the Finger Lakes right now, and one thing becomes clear: not everything is selling the same way. Some properties are gone before the sign goes in the ground. Others linger for months. Knowing which is which could save buyers or sellers serious money. Luke Cino, ...
