Insurance

Small commercial property owners have spent the past few years hearing that insurance is getting harder to secure and more expensive across the board. For strip mall operators, warehouse lan...

The conventional wisdom about Houston real estate centers on its sprawling suburban subdivisions and energy-sector wealth. But in 2026, the market’s most active corridors aren’t ...

Months after the Altadena fires, the gap between approved permits and actual construction starts points to a bottleneck that has little to do with city bureaucracy. Homeowners with insurance...

Houston’s housing market sits in an unusual position among major U.S. metros. The fourth-largest metropolitan area in the country has maintained modest positive home price growth while...

A property that sits outside a designated FEMA flood zone is not necessarily free of flood risk. It may simply be in territory nobody has formally assessed yet. The United States has roughly...

In most markets, falling inventory pushes prices up and accelerates sales. In South Florida, that relationship has broken down. Inventory is thinning, but buyers aren’t competing for w...

Buyers moving inland from Los Angeles and Orange County to stretch their purchasing power in Chino and Chino Hills, California, are running into a cost that wasn’t part of their origin...

Ocean City, New Jersey, is a barrier island in Cape May County where generations of families have vacationed, rented, and eventually bought property. The town bills itself as “America&...

Daily JetBlue service from Vero Beach to Boston and New York ends in December. That loss would normally signal trouble for a small Florida luxury market built on Northeast transplants. Inste...

Most homeowners replace a roof only when forced to, and the material they choose is usually whatever went on last time. But in regions where hurricanes, wildfires, and hailstorms have damage...

National headlines about soaring flood insurance have made barrier-island buying sound like a financial minefield. But in Ocean City, New Jersey, buyers routinely arrive bracing for five-fig...

Jersey City has spent the past several years absorbing buyers priced out of Manhattan, drawn by shorter commutes and significantly more space per dollar. But the city is not a single market....

When a storm destroys a roof, the instinct is to replace it with the same material. The insurance check often covers exactly that: the same style, with the same vulnerability. But in regions...

The days when scarce inventory alone justified a seller’s asking price in Naples, Florida, are fading. According to Michael Downer, founder and realtor with the Quintessential Naples T...

Insurance companies already know what’s wrong with a house before a buyer makes an offer. They know the roof age, the flood exposure, the permit history. Buyers typically don’t h...