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The national conversation about housing being “stuck” does not map neatly onto every local market. In Tahoe-Truckee, according to Christy Morrison, broker and owner of Home and Slate Real Estate, the divide is more specific: homes in strong locations that have been well maintained are moving, while properties that were overpriced at the start of ...
Franklin County, Pennsylvania, does not behave like one housing market. It behaves like three, split along price thresholds that reflect a widening gap between buyers who can afford to move and those stuck in place. Under $350,000, homes sell fast, sometimes in days. Between $350,000 and $475,000, listings sit. Above $500,000, cash buyers close without ...
Across the UK rental sector, operating costs are climbing faster than revenues. For operators managing student housing and build-to-rent portfolios, the math is straightforward: if you cannot grow the top line fast enough, you have to shrink the cost base. That pressure is reshaping how properties are staffed, what technology they run on, and where ...
A common refrain among prospective homebuyers in Southern California is that they have been “priced out.” In San Diego County, that belief is often wrong – not because prices are low, but because assistance programs are far more generous, and far more broadly available, than most buyers realize. According to Angel Ramirez, a real estate ...
When a home is not selling, the instinct is to lower the price. But how a seller reduces matters as much as whether they reduce at all. Across the Philadelphia metro and its surrounding Pennsylvania counties, listings that cut prices in small increments tend to linger, while those that drop in larger, strategically chosen steps ...
New York City’s housing conversation centers on building more. In South Brooklyn, a less visible shift is adding to the complexity of the situation: the small, family-owned landlords who provided the most stable rental housing in these neighborhoods are selling off their properties. What replaces them is not more housing but a different kind of ...
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