A year ago, the biggest hurdle for a first-time buyer in northern New Jersey was getting an offer accepted. Today, the real breaking point has moved later in the process, to the home inspection. That shift hits first-time buyers harder than anyone else in the market. Augie Neno, Owner/Broker at Neno-Rosa Agency in Kearny, New ...
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Annual home sales in Madison, New Jersey, have shifted from a consistent 180 to 190 transactions per year to roughly 120 to 130, according to local agent Scott Spelker. The driver, he explains, is not a passing cycle but a structural supply picture rooted in one simple reality – the area is largely built out, ...
Homeowners who secured pandemic-era mortgage rates have a clear reason to stay put: moving would add roughly $1 million in interest over the life of a 30-year loan. Proposed legislation to let borrowers carry those low rates to new properties has drawn congressional attention, and the financial mechanics of unwinding mortgage-backed securities will shape how ...
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The luxury boutique hotel, opening fall 2026, uses mechanical parking to fold a full valet operation into limited mountain land. KETCHUM, Idaho — September 21, 2026 — KLAUS Multiparking America has brought mechanical parking to one of Sun Valley’s most anticipated hotel openings, completing the valet system at The Observatory, a Viceroy Resort, ahead of ...
When New York City’s City of Yes for Housing Opportunity eliminated parking mandates in December 2024, the policy applied to a defined zone: most of Manhattan below 96th Street, Long Island City, and parts of western Queens and Brooklyn. Outside that zone, across the rest of the five boroughs — the calculus facing developers didn’t ...
Off-campus student housing is one of the most parking-hungry residential categories being built today, and one of the least forgiving of a bad parking plan. Zoning still often expects near-universal car ownership among student residents, while site sizes near college campuses are frequently the tightest a developer will ever work with. That tension played out ...
When a developer buys an existing building and changes its use, the parking requirement almost never stays where it started. Municipal codes typically ask more of a residential conversion than they did of the office or retail use it’s replacing, and the developer is left holding a structure that was sized for a different set ...
Firm with a newly opened downtown Orlando office points to flat prices and building inventory as a repricing, not a collapse, heading into the late fall buying window ORLANDO, Fla. (Oct. 1, 2026) Dissonant Capital LLC, a vertically integrated real estate investment platform that recently opened an office in downtown Orlando, said today that the ...
As Vail Resorts reports a 12% drop in pass units and faces an activist proxy contest, the Kaufman & Company founder says whoever runs the mountains next has to solve for the people who work them LOS ANGELES (Oct., 2026) Daniel Kaufman, founder of the permanent capital holding company Kaufman & Company and an investor ...
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