A pattern is playing out among families in Leesburg, Ashburn, and other Northern Virginia suburbs. They’ve built solid equity in their townhomes over the past few years. Their households are growing. They want more space. But when they look at what a larger home costs nearby, the numbers don’t work. What many don’t realize is ...
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A quiet migration is underway along the western edge of the Washington, D.C. metro area. Housing costs in Northern Virginia continue to strain household budgets. A growing number of buyers are looking 30 to 40 minutes further west into Jefferson County, West Virginia, where median home prices sit in the low $400,000s, far closer to ...
The broadcast media brokerage market has changed dramatically since the 2008 financial crisis. Transaction volumes have fallen nearly 80% from 2019 levels, and large-scale deals are far less common. Still, for those operating in this specialized segment of commercial real estate, opportunities remain for buyers who understand the distinctive dynamics of radio station ownership and ...
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A condo has long been the natural first step for budget-conscious buyers. It is usually cheaper than a detached home, requires less maintenance, and sits closer to urban job centers. But in Boulder, Colorado, and across the Denver metro area, many first-time buyers are skipping condos and choosing single-family homes instead. The reasons go beyond ...
Two homes listed at $400,000 in the Dallas-Fort Worth metro can carry noticeably different monthly mortgage payments, depending on the county or school district. The gap has nothing to do with the loan or the lender. It comes down to property taxes. Buyers who ignore that line item may misjudge what they can afford. Kristyn ...
In the suburbs north of Austin, Texas, builders are cutting prices so aggressively that some signed contracts are falling apart. Affordability and high interest rates still play a role. But Ahmad Homidi, a real estate agent with eXp Realty, says the pattern he is seeing right now is different. Buyers back out after a competing ...
When national builders offer rate buydowns, closing-cost credits, and upgrade packages to move inventory, buyers gain leverage. The incentive itself is a signal: the builder needs you more than you need the builder. In the custom luxury market of Wake Forest, North Carolina, those signals do not exist. That absence shapes how buyers negotiate. Dave ...
Buy a home in the San Francisco East Bay for $1.3 million, rent it for $4,500 a month, and the yield looks thin next to what lower-cost markets across the country deliver. This yield gap sends many investors elsewhere. Lisa Doyle argues they are using the wrong measure. A real estate professional at The Doyle ...
Distress hasn’t disappeared from Chicago’s housing market. Cook County recorded more foreclosure filings than any other county in the country in the first quarter of 2026, and nationwide foreclosure filings were still running double digits higher year-over-year through the middle of the year, according to ATTOM Data Solutions. But rising foreclosure filings don’t automatically translate ...
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