Government & Policy

New York City’s accommodation crunch is not the result of short-term rentals but years of restrictive development policies that have frozen both hotel and residential construction. Acc...

Secondary markets across Kentucky have faced a persistent valuation problem that has blocked development for 20 years, according to James Church, a commercial real estate agent and CCIM cand...

The northern New Jersey real estate market is undergoing a dramatic change as a severe inventory shortage forces both buyers and sellers to adjust expectations and strategies. In Bergen and ...

At the New Jersey Shore, real estate agents are now obtaining flood insurance quotes before buyers ever step inside a home. This shift reflects how rising insurance premiums affect what buye...

Government programs aimed at increasing affordable housing focus on subsidies and incentives for builders. These efforts are unlikely to fix the housing shortage without restrictions on inve...

Insurance costs and availability have become significant obstacles for California home buyers. Insurers now require specific property repairs before agreeing to provide coverage. Bernard Lin...

The appeal of Florida’s short-term rental market is clear: strong cash flow, steady demand, and the chance to host large groups near top destinations. But for buyers eyeing Bradenton and i...

Major self-storage operators are scaling back years of aggressive online rental-rate tactics in response to mounting regulatory scrutiny and legal challenges, according to Tom de Jong, Execu...

ACME Real Estate CEO argues fragmented MLS system has left agents vulnerable as brokerages negotiate independent platform deals Major brokerages are striking direct partnerships with listing...

Larry Mastropieri of The Mastropieri Group breaks down the forces behind South Florida’s cash-buyer surge – and what it means for buyers and sellers today. West Palm Beach has ea...

Waterfront property development in northern Michigan faces structural obstacles that keep inventory tight, according to Sander Scott, broker and owner of Net Real Estate. Shoreline in Leelan...

Data center construction reached an estimated $60 billion to $70 billion out of $1.25 trillion in total U.S. construction starts in 2025, accounting for roughly five to six percent of all ne...

Multifamily rental income in Newark has fallen sharply over the past nine months, with two-bedroom units that rented for $2,000 per month in mid-2025 now leasing for $1,500. Lilly Shamam, a ...

Northwest New Jersey’s housing market is sharply divided by price point. Entry-level homes sell in less than two weeks while properties priced between $600,000 and $900,000 linger on t...

Residents displaced by the Palisades fire are bypassing nearby hillside neighborhoods in favor of lower-elevation areas such as Santa Monica and Brentwood. This relocation trend shows that t...