Real estate developers and property owners need to dramatically extend their infrastructure planning horizons, according to one industry expert who argues that today’s technology decisions will impact property competitiveness for decades to come. Glenn Meyer, President of Pavlov Media, says the traditional approach to property technology infrastructure needs a complete rethink. “Really thinking about what ...
As construction costs and land prices remain elevated, retailers are adapting with smaller footprints, modular buildings, and multi-pad developments that spread basis across multiple tenants. Five years spans a lot of change in commercial real estate. For Brittany Megrath, who grew M Square Commercial from Nevada-only to 60+ markets during that period, the transformation has ...
The property insurance industry stands at an inflection point. As traditional carriers tighten underwriting criteria and with some retreating from high-risk properties, innovative insurers are pioneering prevention-based risk assessment models. At the center of this transformation: partnerships with smart building monitoring companies that turn properties from passive risk exposures into active risk mitigation partners. Placing ...
The affordable housing sector has long struggled with a disconnect between how residents prefer to pay rent and how property managers collect it. While luxury apartment complexes have adopted advanced payment platforms and tenant engagement tools, affordable housing communities have largely been overlooked by fintech innovation, leaving both residents and property managers frustrated with outdated ...
The New York City luxury real estate market continues to demonstrate resilience despite broader economic uncertainties, with boutique brokerages finding new ways to compete through strategic partnerships and specialized service offerings. Recent data shows high-end properties maintaining momentum even as interest rate concerns affect other segments. Ashley Monaco, licensed real estate salesperson at Compass, exemplifies ...
The Central Florida residential market is experiencing a notable change as inventory levels rise and buyer dynamics shift across different price segments. While national headlines often focus on broader market concerns, local agents are reporting steady transaction volumes and evolving opportunities for both buyers and sellers. Michael Dorman, Real Estate Agent, Elevate Real Estate Brokers, ...
Corporate real estate teams are overwhelmed with data while simultaneously lacking actionable insights. As companies manage the complexities of hybrid work environments and changing space utilization patterns, the challenge isn’t finding technology solutions, it’s building the data foundation necessary to make those solutions effective. Julie Henline, Executive Vice President at Wisp by Apex42, has witnessed ...
The Pensacola real estate market is experiencing a notable shift from the seller’s market of recent years to a more challenging environment where inventory levels have reached new highs. With over 3,200 active listings currently on the market, significantly above the historical average of 2,000, buyers now have options they haven’t seen in years, while ...
The Sarasota real estate market presents a complex landscape where traditional approaches are challenged by new realities. With inventory at eight months for condos and five and a half months for single-family homes, agents are adapting their strategies to a distinctly buyer-favored environment. Brett Keyser, Realtor, RE/MAX Alliance Group, has witnessed multiple market cycles since ...
The Dallas luxury real estate market continues to attract high-caliber professionals, driven by major corporate relocations and significant commercial investment. Recent PwC rankings placed Dallas as the nation’s top market for commercial real estate investment, creating ripple effects throughout the luxury residential sector. Darwin Stephens, CEO of Selling Dallas and founder of RADDR Group, epitomizes ...
The South Florida real estate market is experiencing a notable shift from the seller-dominated conditions of recent years, with industry professionals reporting increased inventory levels and more cautious buyer behavior. This change is creating new opportunities for strategic investors while challenging sellers to adjust their pricing expectations. Market conditions across Miami-Dade and Broward counties reflect ...
Southwest Florida’s real estate market has been navigating turbulent waters since Hurricane Ian struck in September 2022, but beneath the surface statistics lies a more complex story of opportunity and strategic positioning. While much of the country is just beginning to experience market shifts, this region has been operating in buyer-favorable conditions for nearly two ...
The St. Augustine real estate market is demonstrating notable stability compared to other Florida regions experiencing sharper price corrections, according to local market analysis. While the area has shifted toward buyer-favorable conditions, the historic coastal city’s unique characteristics are providing some insulation from the broader state trends affecting vacation rental markets and condominium sales. Market ...
Housing costs have reached unprecedented levels of unaffordability, with today’s buyers facing a dramatically different market than previous generations, according to real estate entrepreneur Kent Keirsey, Co-Founder of Acre Homes. “In the 1970s if you’re going to go buy a home, you would spend on average, the average home price was 1.9 times the average ...
The trend toward delayed homeownership could have serious societal implications beyond just housing markets, according to Kent Keirsey, Co-Founder of Acre Homes, who points to research showing broad benefits of property ownership. “People that own their homes, they’re more likely to vote, they’re more likely to invest in communities. They’re certainly more likely to take ...
