Minneapolis eliminated single-family zoning citywide, allowing duplexes and triplexes in neighborhoods previously limited to detached homes. This change led to more construction and kept ren...
Florida’s ongoing construction boom has created a labor market in which skilled subcontractors wield more power than builders or clients, and a shortage of experienced tradespeople has bec...
Multi-family properties can offer a faster, more accessible path to homeownership than single-family homes. Still, most buyers are unaware of this option, according to Tameeka Williams, a re...
The Canadian housing market is not a single, unified system — it is a collection of distinct local markets shaped by varying supply and demand, policy decisions, and migration patterns. Ye...
Real estate investors often focus on market timing and interest rates. However, Kerie Choiniere, a real estate agent with Venture Real Estate and an active investor in distressed properties...
Real estate agents in Connecticut’s fix-and-flip market are increasingly competing on operational and financial expertise rather than sales ability alone. Some agents are providing investo...
Rising regulatory and compliance costs have pushed the per-unit price of subsidized affordable housing above that of market-rate projects, according to Marc Norman, Associate Dean at NYU Sch...
Jeff Barton, Managing Director of Punta Pacifica Realty, says new pre-construction developments in Panama are priced between $3,500 and $5,000 per square meter, about 40% higher than resale ...
Despite predictions that AI and online platforms would make real estate agents obsolete, Manhattan buyers still rely on human expertise to close deals, even when paying all cash. The rise of...
Over the past five years, a disconnect between traditional staging and buyer preferences has quietly reshaped the Brooklyn townhouse market. According to Tali Berzak, a Compass realtor speci...
Brooklyn’s townhouse market is seeing a noticeable change in who is buying and how they use these properties. Townhouses, once marketed mainly as single-family homes, are now increasingly ...
For the past five years, Westchester and Yonkers have become the next step for New York City residents who can no longer afford Manhattan or the outer boroughs. Data supports this story: pri...
Connecticut’s shoreline properties follow a different economic logic than the rest of the state’s residential market. Most homes are bought and sold based on price trends and market cycl...
Long Island’s residential market is experiencing a housing shortage that stems less from a lack of available properties and more from the impact of mortgage rates, according to a local rea...
A new wave of international buyers using visa programs is reshaping Florida’s residential real estate market. These buyers, often leveraging significant capital and complex structures, are...
