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Steve Marcinuk
29 Jan 2026

Bergen County’s luxury real estate market has undergone notable changes in recent years, with 2025 presenting some of the most challenging conditions since the early 2000s. While sales data points to slower activity and longer listing times, the day-to-day experience of agents on the ground reveals how client relationships, market strategy, and community ties are ...

Steve Marcinuk
28 Jan 2026

While short-term rental (STR) markets across much of the U.S. are cooling with falling occupancy rates and increased competition, Oklahoma is charting its own course. Driven by a mix of special events, infrastructure projects, and migration from higher-cost states, the state’s STR sector is producing opportunities for operators who understand its unique landscape. Libby Ross, ...

Steve Marcinuk
28 Jan 2026

Denver’s residential investment market is undergoing a significant realignment as rising costs, new regulations, and tighter financing reshape how investors approach property acquisition. Christine Belin, a real estate broker and property management consultant with Evernest who has spent ten years working in Colorado’s investment sector, outlines how both institutional and individual investors are adjusting to ...

Steve Marcinuk
28 Jan 2026

The move from corporate sales to real estate is not always straightforward, but for some professionals, the skills developed in the business world can provide a decisive advantage. Justin Nimergood, team leader at Nimergood Real Estate, transitioned from managing $150 million in sales at Cisco Systems to leading a high-performance real estate team in Dallas-Fort ...

Steve Marcinuk
27 Jan 2026

While many luxury real estate markets across the country have cooled, Charleston’s high-end property sector has remained stable, powered by buyers who prioritize lifestyle over short-term investment gains. Industry veterans say this focus on quality of life, rather than speculation, has insulated Charleston from the volatility seen in other cities. Lisa Patterson, a longtime Charleston ...

Steve Marcinuk
27 Jan 2026

The Pensacola real estate market stands out for its blend of military-driven stability and the growing influence of large production builders, creating unique challenges for agents and homeowners. After twenty years in this northwest Florida market, Kathy Batterton, leader of The Kathy Batterton Team, has seen firsthand how these forces are shaping local dynamics in ...

Steve Marcinuk
26 Jan 2026

For years, analyzing real estate deals was a slow and often skipped process for many investors. Manual comping—reviewing comparable sales to estimate a property’s value—typically took five minutes or more per property. This bottleneck meant that only the most promising deals received scrutiny, while many potential opportunities were passed over. Now, artificial intelligence is compressing ...

Steve Marcinuk
26 Jan 2026

Large-scale transactions are reshaping the commercial real estate market, with institutional investors and established businesses leading major deals across a range of property types. Recent activity highlights both new opportunities and significant hurdles as buyers face more complex regulations and shifting economic conditions. From Litigation to Landmark Transactions John Paul Teague, a partner at Musick, ...

Steve Marcinuk
26 Jan 2026

In early 2026, Tampa Bay’s real estate market shows a sharp split: foreclosures are high, but new construction and rentals remain strong, driving shifts in investment strategies and buyer behavior across the region. William Ward, founder of A-Ward Winning Realty, tracks these trends closely through his statewide network of over 120 wholesalers and a portfolio ...

Steve Marcinuk
26 Jan 2026

The luxury real estate market in Weston, Florida, continues to outperform broader trends, with steady buyer demand and a clear advantage for sellers who invest in preparation and realistic pricing. Despite national headwinds and economic uncertainty, local agents report that activity remains robust, but only for properties that meet heightened buyer expectations. Rose Sklar, leader ...

Steve Marcinuk
26 Jan 2026

Florida’s real estate market offers both opportunity and risk, especially for investors coming from high-regulation states like New York. As political and economic changes drive capital out of traditional markets, experienced operators are finding that success now depends on disciplined analysis and patience rather than quick speculation. Aaron Manoucheri, Chief Operating Officer and co-founder of Manoucheri ...