The Denver real estate market is undergoing a significant change as technology-driven companies introduce new methods for buying and selling homes. At the core of this shift is an increased reliance on data analytics and flexible transaction models designed to address persistent challenges for both buyers and sellers. Steve deGuzman, a broker associate with Orchard, ...
Commercial real estate has traditionally relied on personal relationships and local knowledge. However, brokers increasingly find that data-driven strategies offer a clear advantage, especially in tertiary markets where national data coverage is limited. Combining local expertise with targeted analytics is opening new opportunities for brokers and their clients. Andy Westby’s transition from a Microsoft technology ...
Remote work has fundamentally changed where people choose to live — and who can afford to make that choice. In premium coastal communities like Coronado, California, the buyer pool is expanding as professionals in finance, tech, and other industries discover they can relocate for lifestyle reasons without sacrificing their careers. A Distinct Market Coronado stands ...
According to Brian Durham, Managing Broker at WeGo Real Estate in Minnesota, the real threat to real estate agents is not that AI will replace them outright, but that it will widen the divide between those who use the technology strategically and those who use it carelessly. “Will it put some people out of business? ...
Three years after artificial intelligence became the latest must-have for real estate brokerages, the promised productivity gains have yet to materialize. The problem is not with AI’s technical potential, but with how the industry conflates occasional tool use with the deep integration needed to change how agents actually work. According to Dave Carter, Vice President ...
New Jersey’s real estate market is attracting urban professionals seeking more space and a sense of community while staying close to major cities. This migration is driven by shifting buyer priorities, new market realities, and evolving approaches to marketing and selling properties. After years of pandemic-driven volatility, buyers and sellers are adjusting to a more ...
Every real estate market comes with a built-in excuse. Rates are too high. Inventory is too low. The rules just changed. It’s easy to look outward when business is hard — but the agents who build lasting careers never do. Across five decades of shifting markets, the ones who last share one trait: they stopped ...
If you’ve tried to book a short-term rental in New York City recently, you already know the problem. The listings that used to fill Airbnb and VRBO have largely disappeared — not because the apartments are gone, but because the law made it nearly impossible for platforms to list them. Since New York’s Local Law ...
The real estate industry has long relied on historical data to guide business development. One technology company is shifting focus toward real-time activity. AgentBrief, founded by industry veteran Mike Simon, provides tools intended to help settlement service providers, including title professionals, lenders, and insurance agents, connect with real estate agents during active transaction periods. Most ...
Real estate markets in Queens and Long Island are moving at a pace that ignores traditional seasonal slowdowns, with deals closing steadily even during periods that were once considered quiet. Giuseppe Gregorio, associate broker at NY Space Finders Inc., says the current momentum is unlike anything he has seen in his career. Advances in technology ...
Over the past decade, artificial intelligence has moved from a niche experiment to a driving force in the real estate industry. While many companies are only now testing AI’s potential, a small group of early adopters has spent years building solutions that shape how property data is used and understood. Restb.ai is one such company. ...
The U.S. commercial real estate lending market is undergoing a significant realignment as institutional investors shift toward safer credit positions, creating both challenges and opportunities for borrowers in a more complex financing environment. John Randall, Head of National Production for Debt and Structured Finance at Colliers, oversees the firm’s national debt and equity operations. Randall ...
The real estate markets of Marin and Sonoma counties, just north of San Francisco, offer a clear example of how high-end housing responds to economic volatility. While national headlines highlight dramatic swings in prices and demand, the reality in Marin and Sonoma counties is one of stability shaped by scarcity, shifting buyer behavior, and the ...
The solar construction industry is moving away from labor-intensive, craft-based methods toward a model that resembles outdoor manufacturing, with automation and robotics playing a growing role. Ryan Johnson, Vice President of Solar and Energy Storage at Clayco, says the repetitive nature of solar installations makes them well-suited for autonomous systems handling core tasks such as ...
Policy uncertainty and shifting market forces are slowing U.S. construction activity, even as companies across the industry report healthy balance sheets. Developers are holding off on new projects, waiting for clearer signals on economic and regulatory policy before breaking ground. Eric Gaus, chief economist at Dodge Construction Network, has tracked this shift using an extensive ...
