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Construction costs are rising. Capital is more expensive. Some markets are oversupplied. Together, those pressures have made buying existing self-storage facilities more attractive than building new ones, according to George Hristodoulou, a principal at RSG Development, a New Jersey-based developer. “We think it’s in many ways a better time to acquire than develop because of ...
The affordability conversation in most metro areas centers on interest rates. In Fairfax County, Virginia – the suburban ring just outside Washington, D.C. – a 25-year view points to home prices, not interest rates, as the main driver of the affordability squeeze, according to Andy Novins, who has worked the Falls Church area for 23 ...
A buyer browsing listings late at night will often send inquiries to several teams at once, and the first team to call back usually wins the client. During business hours, most agents can keep up with that pace. After hours and on weekends, many of those inquiries sit until the next workday or never get ...
The 1031 exchange is one of the most powerful tax-deferral tools in commercial real estate, and one of the most likely to collapse before closing. Between 50 and 60 percent of 1031 exchanges fail, according to Scott Abeel, who spent six years as a commercial retail broker in Texas before launching Exchango, a platform connecting ...
Across Central Texas, a construction defect hidden inside backyard pools is ending home sales before they close. The problem is alkali-silica reaction, or ASR, commonly called concrete cancer. According to Bill Cafferata, a real estate agent with CaffGroup at Keller Williams Realty in Dripping Springs, most buyers and many agents have never heard of it. ...
Investors are supposed to dominate the market for distressed and estate properties. They have the cash, the contractor networks, and the tolerance for risk that families typically lack. In Oakland’s East Bay market, that assumption does not hold, according to Delores Johnson, an independent broker who has worked Oakland real estate for 24 years. Probate ...
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