Rhode Island’s luxury real estate market has shifted dramatically, with out-of-state buyers now representing about half of all transactions above $1 million. According to Matthew Antonio, broker/owner of Corcoran Chart House Realty, this influx marks a clear divide: buyers of homes under $1 million are largely local, while the luxury tier is increasingly dominated by ...
Rhode Island’s housing market has hit a critical affordability threshold, sharply narrowing the pool of potential homeowners. With the statewide median approaching $500,000 and projections suggesting it could reach $600,000 by 2027, the state is facing a crisis that threatens to change its demographic and economic landscape. “It’s getting harder and harder to find a ...
Institutional investment firms are significantly reducing their minimum deal size requirements in South Florida’s industrial market, with thresholds dropping from over 100,000 square feet to as low as 50,000–60,000 square feet. This adjustment comes as large firms seek to capture momentum in the mid-market sector, according to Jason Abitbol, Senior Investment Advisor at APEX Capital ...
South Florida’s industrial development is increasingly focused on multi-tenant properties, as builders respond to slowing absorption in the large single-tenant sector and heightened demand for smaller, flexible industrial spaces. According to Jason Abitbol, Senior Investment Advisor at APEX Capital Realty, developers are shifting priorities to align with current market realities. Current Development Assessment Absorption rates ...
The residential real estate market is facing an affordability crisis that is not simply the result of temporary interest rate hikes, according to Joseph Bograd, a team leader at Bograd Team with 25 years of experience in Pennsylvania, New Jersey, and Florida. Bograd argues that the financial calculations that once allowed middle-class buyers to purchase ...
The Pacific Northwest real estate market has changed rapidly since the pandemic, with buyer preferences and market conditions evolving in ways that affect communities large and small. On Camano Island, a distinctive locale situated between Seattle and the Canadian border, these changes reflect larger regional patterns but also highlight the island’s unique features and challenges. ...
The Naples real estate market has changed sharply since the pandemic-fueled surge of 2021 and 2022. Inventory is now at its highest level in five years, and buyers have become more selective and analytical. In this new environment, successful brokers are closing deals by combining realistic pricing with a full-service approach that pressures traditional commission ...
A growing disconnect defines Pacific Northwest real estate: many sellers believe listing their home is enough, even as market conditions demand a far more strategic approach to achieve a sale. Ellen Bohn, managing partner at The Agency Camano Island, says this distinction is crucial as properties spend more time on the market and buyers grow ...
Wellington’s real estate market has changed sharply since the post-COVID surge, but Jim Corbin, an associate at Illustrated Properties with nearly five decades in the business, says the slowdown is often misunderstood. Properties that once sold within days now linger for 30, 60, or even 120 days, but Corbin insists this does not signal a ...
As Naples residential sales have fallen 20% and inventory has reached five-year highs, one brokerage’s strict pricing strategy is producing measurable results. Kathryn Zangrilli, broker/owner of Broker Brothers LLC, says her firm closed over 50 deals last year by refusing to take on overpriced listings—even if it means turning down potential business. “We won’t take ...
Wellington’s real estate market stands apart from other Florida markets due to a powerful, recurring economic engine: an annual international equestrian event that brings thousands of wealthy competitors and their teams to the area for 13 weeks each year. Jim Corbin of Illustrated Properties, a Wellington real estate agent since 1978, says this influx has ...
A massive reclassification of bank loans mandated by federal regulators in 2024 has revealed a $1.5 trillion exposure that may represent one of the financial system’s most significant hidden risks, according to a veteran distressed debt investor who tracks regulatory developments. Bill Bymel, founder and CEO of First Lien Capital, says the Federal Reserve’s requirement ...
A demographic shift is underway in the Pacific Northwest’s real estate markets, disrupting the simple narrative of pandemic-driven migration. On Camano Island, a lifestyle-focused community north of Seattle, agents are seeing unusual buyer patterns: a simultaneous influx of first-time buyers and a wave of downsizing seniors. Ellen Bohn, managing partner at The Agency Camano Island, ...
As real estate companies accelerate their move to digital platforms, one Pacific Northwest broker argues the industry is overlooking a crucial asset: the ability for clients to walk in and build a personal relationship with a broker. While much of the real estate industry has spent the last decade investing in online platforms, Ellen Bohn, ...
St. Petersburg’s real estate market is facing a pricing mismatch that standard metrics fail to capture, according to veteran agent Joshua Neitz. While official data shows home prices down five to six percent year-over-year, Neitz says these numbers obscure a deeper problem: sellers routinely list homes above market value, leading to artificial price reductions that ...
