Mortgage

Just three months ago, Jacksonville homebuyers were scrambling to compete – making rushed offers, paying well above asking price, and agreeing to buy homes “as is” without the usual sa...

Central Florida’s retirement communities are facing an unprecedented supply of homes, signaling a sharp change in how Americans approach retirement housing. Market data from Polk Count...

The South Florida luxury real estate market is entering a new phase as buyers become more selective and informed. After years of rapid price increases and quick sales, the region is settling...

St. Petersburg’s real estate market is undergoing a correction as affordability issues take center stage, creating a wide gap between buyers and sellers. The city, which saw a surge of dem...

With mortgage rates above 6.5%, leading real estate teams are shifting away from urgency-based sales tactics and focusing on educating buyers about price negotiation and future refinancing. ...

The idea that banks can indefinitely extend troubled commercial real estate loans is likely overstated, according to Bill Bymel, founder and CEO of First Lien Capital LP. While regulatory fo...

A mounting systemic risk in the credit markets is being overlooked, according to Bill Bymel, founder and CEO of First Lien Capital LP. He points to two intersecting problems: a surge in coll...

The commercial real estate default crisis is deeper than official bank reporting suggests, according to Bill Bymel, founder and CEO of First Lien Capital LP. While major banks currently repo...

The Central Florida real estate market is undergoing a significant correction, with local factors in Winter Haven revealing shifts in buyer behavior, inventory, and pricing that differ from ...

Jacksonville’s real estate market has shifted from the breakneck pace of the pandemic to a more balanced, sustainable environment, offering new opportunities for buyers and sellers who und...

South Florida’s luxury real estate market is undergoing rapid change, with oceanfront condominiums facing intense pressures from new regulations and soaring costs, while single-family home...

Established hotel owners are increasingly lending money to other hotel owners and operators, stepping into a role traditionally filled by banks and debt funds. As credit tightens and acquisi...

The idea that regional banks have pulled back entirely from commercial real estate lending oversimplifies the reality, according to Stephen Haase, Director of Capital Markets at Greysteel. W...

Recent building safety legislation enacted after the Surfside collapse has fundamentally changed the balance of supply and demand in Miami’s luxury condo market, but not in the way most ex...

Across the hospitality sector, fewer hotel deals are getting done, and the reason is largely practical rather than macroeconomic. As the cost of bringing properties up to current brand stand...