Condominium projects originally designed for sale are converting to rental use across Quebec, adding inventory to a market where vacancy is already rising, and rents are falling. For small l...
Montreal’s rental market spent the post-COVID years absorbing a wave of investment capital. Smaller developers and larger companies alike bought properties, renovated them, and listed ...
In an industry where margins rank among the lowest of any major sector when risk is factored in, the process of sourcing bulk construction materials, aggregates, steel, pipe, and cementitiou...
The principal and interest portion of a mortgage payment is simple math, and every online calculator gets it right. It’s the components that actually surprise buyers, property taxes, h...
Cross-border real estate investment has long involved a painful irony: money moves digitally in seconds, but property purchases still require travel, intermediaries, and paper. In markets li...
Retail real estate underwriting has relied on foot traffic and mobile location data for the better part of a decade. The logic is straightforward: more visits should mean more sales. But tha...
For years, offsite and modular construction occupied a familiar position in housing conversations: promising in theory, unproven at scale, and haunted by high-profile failures from the last ...
Most real estate websites still greet visitors with a contact form, a passive tool that asks for information before offering anything in return. That model is increasingly out of step with h...
You found the house. It is 10:30 on a Tuesday night; you are scrolling through listing photos on your phone, and you have three questions you want answered right now. You fill out a contact ...
Nightly rate compression is no longer a temporary correction in the short-term rental market; it’s a structural condition. Competition has intensified, supply has caught up with demand...
Home values have climbed steadily in most U.S. markets, but transaction volume remains well below the peaks of 2020 and early 2021. That gap matters more than it might seem: brokerages earn ...
Inventory remains tight across much of New York’s Capital Region and surrounding counties. Still, the frantic pace that defined 2020 and 2021 has given way to something more measured, ...
In almost every industry where technology takes hold, prices eventually fall. Streaming made music cheaper. Digital distribution made books cheaper. Software automation made banking cheaper....
Construction technology has attracted billions in venture capital on the promise that software and automation would bring costs down. But for owners and developers – the people actually fu...
High-end apartment buildings in Nashville, Austin, and Dallas are struggling to fill units. At the same time, renters in those cities report spending a larger share of their income on housin...
