Texas commercial real estate is undergoing rapid change, with data centers now leading development activity in major metropolitan areas. This surge is not just a byproduct of rising digital demand—it is fundamentally altering how developers, property owners, and service providers operate in the state’s most influential markets. Sergio Grado, a second-generation builder and founder of ...
Flood zone designation now acts as a deal-breaker rather than a negotiation point, creating clear geographic divides in Florida’s coastal markets. Recent hurricane damage in Florida has changed the way buyers approach property purchases, according to Reeny Kaney, a top 3% producing realtor with RE/MAX Alliance Group in Sarasota. Kaney says location risk now weighs ...
Gerard Hagan, co-owner and agent at The Best Edmonton Real Estate Team, argues that Edmonton’s housing market is shaped by forces that set it apart from most North American cities. Unlike markets driven primarily by population growth or employment diversity, Edmonton’s real estate sector is closely tied to oil prices and the performance of the ...
tZERO CEO Alan Konevsky says real estate tokenization is operational, with projects trading and assets moving, but the market remains limited to niche alternative trading systems and specialized use cases. The technology has proven viable, but widespread adoption remains elusive. According to Konevsky, the industry now faces a different challenge: moving from boutique infrastructure to ...
Most multifamily developers think about amenities as checkbox items: pool, gym, lounge, maybe a golf simulator if the budget allows. TAY Investments founder Yuval Shram saw an opportunity to think differently. That philosophy led to TAY’s signature sanctuary amenity concept – a fully integrated wellness package that goes far beyond standard multifamily offerings. Now operational ...
Sarasota’s housing market is seeing renewed attention in several overlooked neighborhoods. After years of focus on barrier islands and downtown high-rises, buyers are expanding their searches to areas that offer value, walkability, and unique character. Local agents report increased interest in a handful of communities where new businesses are opening, more buyers are touring homes, ...
Central Florida’s 55-and-over communities have long been a magnet for snowbirds – retirees who split their time between homes up north and a winter escape in places like Winter Haven and Lakeland. That pattern is now changing. Seasonal buyers are retreating, inventory is rising, and the profile of buyers is shifting. If you are considering ...
The Tampa Bay real estate market is undergoing a period of adjustment as buyers and sellers contend with the lingering effects of recent hurricanes, rising insurance costs, and uncertain economic conditions. Local agents describe a market defined by cautious optimism, selective buyer activity, and evolving pricing patterns. Hurricane Impact Leaves Ongoing Market Challenges The hurricanes ...
San Antonio’s real estate market is stabilizing after two decades of dramatic ups and downs, according to Jerry Newman, a veteran agent with Brown Realty & Property Management. With 23 years in the business, Newman has seen the city move from an inventory-heavy buyer’s market in the early 2000s to the frenzied seller’s market that ...
Comparent sees 80% month-over-month increase in AI-driven referrals as search habits shift The way property owners find vacation rental managers is changing faster than most in the industry realize. According to Brooke Pfautz, Founder and CEO of Comparent and Vintory, his platforms are experiencing an 80% month-over-month increase in traffic from ChatGPT. “We always knew ...
Natural Light Than Square Footage The wellness real estate market has long been positioned as an exclusive amenity for luxury buyers. From Miami penthouses with private cold plunge pools to high-end developments featuring infrared saunas and advanced air filtration systems, health-conscious design has typically carried a premium price tag that places it beyond the reach ...
The short-term rental industry has changed sharply since the pandemic, moving from what Emir Dukic, CEO and co-founder of Rabbu, describes as a “free-for-all” into a more structured, hospitality-focused business. This shift has raised the bar for investors and operators, making the market more competitive and demanding higher standards. From Garage Apartment to Data-Driven Platform ...
In real estate, where market reports often serve as sales tools, Jonathan Miller stands out as a rare neutral voice. As President and CEO of Miller Samuel Inc., the New York-based appraisal and consulting firm he co-founded in 1986, Miller has built his reputation on delivering unvarnished market analysis—whether the news is favorable or not. ...
Ontario’s real estate market correction has created a landscape where cash buyers see new opportunities but also face mounting challenges. As property values continue to decline from their 2022 highs and a surge of mortgage renewals approaches, off-market transactions are taking on increased urgency and complexity. Sebastian Jania’s entry into real estate came by way ...
The commercial real estate sector is showing early signs of recovery, evoking the cautious optimism of 2010–2012 after the Great Financial Crisis. This time, however, recovery depends not just on patient capital but on operational discipline and strategic use of technology. Mandi Wedin, founder and CEO of Feroce Real Estate Advisors, has spent two decades managing institutional ...
