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. According to Sasha Ramani, a board member and AI advisor at CasaVoya, this artificial scarcity is forcing travelers and residents into fewer, costlier options as tourism demand rises. “Short-term rentals ...
Commercial landlords in the Fargo-Moorhead, North Dakota market are making concessions on pricing and offering tenant incentives as demand for large-footprint spaces weakens, according to Andy Westby, president and managing broker at Goldmark Commercial Real Estate. Supply has outpaced demand for medium and large spaces, creating a tenant-favorable environment that contrasts sharply with conditions in ...
After years of limited inventory and stagnant prices, Panama’s luxury real estate market has entered a period of rapid growth and renewed buyer interest. International buyers who once faced a narrow selection of dated resale units are now seeing a wave of new developments with features that set them apart. Developers are responding to this ...
After months of slow activity, buyers in West Palm Beach are back, and the pace of sales has accelerated sharply. Properties that lingered for weeks last year are now going under contract in days, especially those near the water. For anyone watching the market and waiting for a sign, the shift has arrived. Hilary Musser, ...
Saskatchewan’s farmland market has delivered some of the strongest price gains in Canada over the past decade, with values rising nearly 13% last year alone. That surge nearly doubled Alberta’s 7.75% gain, driven by high crop revenues and farmers with cash to invest. But by mid-2024, the landscape has changed: commodity prices have dropped, inventory ...
As investor competition accelerates in Essex County and neighboring areas, the gap between agreed-upon purchase prices and appraised values is causing more deals to fall through. This disconnect is now the leading reason transactions collapse in some of New Jersey’s most active real estate markets. Appraisals Collapse Essex County Deals Kurtia Thomas, a realtor with ...
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 candidate at Keller Williams Commercial in Clarksville, Tennessee. While neighboring Tennessee markets draw billions in corporate investment and add jobs rapidly, Kentucky’s Hopkinsville and Oak Grove remain ...
Low inventory in Monmouth County, New Jersey, is pushing buyers into repeated bidding wars. Agents report that multiple rejected offers have become routine for those seeking primary residences in early 2026. Josette McClaren, sales associate and office manager at Weichert, Realtors® in Spring Lake, says the region’s inventory shortage is creating sharply different experiences for ...
In Orange County’s real estate market, broad city or county-level analysis is losing relevance. According to Kristina Hudes, co-owner of The Hudes Group at Keller Williams, individual home performance now depends less on general market conditions and more on the specific decisions made by sellers and their agents. Hudes points out that two homes on ...
The Arkansas River Valley isn’t the kind of place that shows up in national real estate headlines. Clarksville, the region’s commercial hub, has a population of around 9,500. Johnson County, which surrounds it, is home to roughly 40,000 to 50,000 people. Homes sell in the low-to-mid six figures. Everyone knows everyone. Matthew Hurst has been ...
The South Jersey shore real estate market is maintaining a pace and resilience that set it apart from broader national and state trends. While many regions in New Jersey are experiencing slower sales and price corrections, the coastal communities of Atlantic and Cape May counties continue to attract strong buyer activity. Prices remain high and ...
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 Rockland counties, homes for sale are at their lowest levels in decades, upending long-standing patterns and making it more difficult for first-time buyers to enter ...
The South Jersey real estate market is moving toward a more balanced environment after several years heavily favoring sellers. Nicholas Christopher, team leader at Christopher Property Group (RE/MAX Community) and a nearly 20-year veteran of the region, says the current landscape is the most even-handed he has seen in years. “The market is as balanced ...
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 investor purchases, according to Kevin Ward, a broker with Coldwell Banker Realty and 37 years of experience. Ward argues that without protections against investor purchases, new affordable units will ...
Interest rates have dominated real estate headlines for years. According to Tracey Goodman-Rossetti, a licensed real estate salesperson at Signature Premier Properties with 35 years of experience, the real issue in East Meadow, New York, is not borrowing costs but a severe shortage of homes for sale. With only 29 active listings out of 11,700 ...
