The conventional narrative about Florida real estate in 2026 centers on cooling, prices softening, inventory building, and sellers adjusting expectations downward. In Naples, that story appl...
By September 28, 2026, Florida must submit its recommended list of Opportunity Zone census tracts to the U.S. Treasury, according to Frances Kern Mennone, Managing Director of Industry Consu...
The Washington, D.C. metropolitan area has long operated under what local professionals call a federal government blanket, a stabilizing force that insulated housing demand from the volatili...
Buyers shopping for homes along New Jersey’s Monmouth and Ocean counties are running into an unexpected obstacle: difficulty securing standard homeowners insurance on properties that s...
For decades, mortgage policy has treated down payments as a safeguard against default. The logic was intuitive: borrowers with more equity have more to lose, and those who go underwater will...
The conventional wisdom about Orlando’s real estate market, that it’s either cooling off or holding steady, misses what’s actually happening at the neighborhood level. In L...
A single rental property reclassified from residential to commercial in Tennessee does not just change a label on a tax roll; it triggers a 60% increase in the property tax assessment. In Ru...
Los Angeles multifamily investors are sitting on the sidelines in large numbers, frustrated by local politics and rising operating costs. But the same regulatory environment discouraging exi...
Over $112 billion has flowed into Opportunity Zones since the program’s creation, yet participation remains a fraction of what the program allows. Now that the One Big Beautiful Bill A...
In most major U.S. metros, luxury residential prices have either recovered from pandemic-era disruptions or pushed past their 2019 peaks. In downtown Chicago, several of the city’s mos...
The youth sports tourism industry has grown large enough to anchor entire mixed-use developments, not just stadiums or standalone facilities, but full districts of hotels, retail, restaurant...
In Baltimore City, a property that sat vacant for 25 years with no roof and trees growing inside can become a fully rehabbed home selling to a buyer relocating from California or D.C. That t...
The conventional narrative about Los Angeles housing centers on scarcity and rising costs. But on the rental side, the story has reversed, and most coverage has not caught up. According to J...
In a city where 95 to 98 percent of residential transactions involve homes roughly a century old, new construction doesn’t need to do much to stand out. But a small group of Chicago bu...
The appeal of building multifamily housing in fast-growing Sun Belt metros is obvious: job creation, population growth, and strong absorption fundamentals draw capital in waves. What gets le...
