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Steve Marcinuk
14 Apr 2026

The movement to bring manufacturing back to the United States is reshaping commercial real estate, especially in the small industrial sector. While headlines spotlight massive factories and billion-dollar projects, a significant opportunity is emerging for developers and investors focused on smaller properties. Daniel Levison, CEO of CRE Holdings USA, has spent over 40 years in ...

Steve Marcinuk
14 Apr 2026

The Greater Boston real estate market is returning to familiar patterns following years of pandemic-related volatility. Local agents report that Boston’s core strengths, including a diverse economy and limited land supply, continue to support property values and steady activity amid fluctuating interest rates. Chuck Silverston, team leader at The Chuck Silverston Team, Gibson Sotheby’s International ...

Heather Hook
14 Apr 2026

The flexible workspace industry has long prioritized speed — speed to market, speed to scale, speed to the next city. But two months of operational data from a premium Holborn location suggest the industry may have its priorities backward. When professionals choose where to work in 2026, they are making decisions based on criteria that ...

Heather Hook
14 Apr 2026

A $548 billion global market is dominated by million-dollar projects. A Central Florida builder delivering the same principles under $350,000 just caught the attention of the NAHB. The wellness real estate market doubled in five years to reach $548 billion globally in 2024, according to the Global Wellness Institute, making it the fastest-growing sector in ...

Alejandra Rodriguez
13 Apr 2026

You find the right house in Marin County, negotiate a price within your budget, and then the insurance quote arrives: $4,800 a year — nearly double what you expected. Suddenly, your monthly payment jumps by $400, and the deal feels less certain. This scenario is now common for buyers and homeowners across Northern California, where ...

Alejandra Rodriguez
13 Apr 2026

For many buyers, the math on urban homeownership stopped working years ago. Prices climbed, inventory stayed tight, and the new construction that did appear skewed toward luxury — leaving anyone without a high income to choose between aging housing stock, long commutes, or renting indefinitely. The assumption that followed was reasonable: if you want to ...

Steve Marcinuk
13 Apr 2026

Rising home prices along the South Jersey Shore are pushing buyers into new areas, creating fresh opportunities for both homeowners and investors. Eric Millstein, a real estate associate with Soleil Sotheby’s International Realty, has seen firsthand how these shifts in pricing and buyer behavior are opening new markets across Atlantic County’s coastal communities. “Opportunities for ...

Steve Marcinuk
13 Apr 2026

The Chicago residential market shows stability in early 2026. Affordability concerns and slower sales affect housing markets nationwide. However, local agents report steady buyer interest, especially among cash buyers. Low inventory continues to shape buyer and seller behavior. Local Market Knowledge Kevin Burke, realtor and team lead at The Kevin Burke Team at RE/MAX 10, ...

Steve Marcinuk
13 Apr 2026

California’s housing market highlights the challenges first-time homebuyers face. In the 1990s, Josh Lewis, owner of BuyWise Mortgage and host of The Educated Home Buyer podcast, closed his first purchase loan for a $40,000 condominium in Anaheim. Today, similar properties sell for $700,000 to $900,000. This price increase has forced mortgage professionals like Lewis to ...

Rudi Davis
13 Apr 2026

Sheila Smith Oliver, Founder and Principal Broker at Dwellverse Group, reports that Abilene, Texas, is attracting a surge of investor interest that now rivals activity in Austin and Dallas. The catalyst is not lifestyle amenities or tourism, but infrastructure. Major data center developments and long-term construction projects are fueling demand for furnished rentals among workers ...