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Steve Marcinuk
05 Jun 2026

After years of steady returns, multifamily real estate is losing its grip on private equity capital. New supply has flooded key markets, rents have flattened or declined in many metros, and interest rates remain elevated, compressing margins and extending hold periods. In response, a growing number of operators are redirecting investment toward asset classes that ...

Alejandra Rodriguez
02 Jun 2026

You scroll through a listing, swipe through the photos, and decide in about 30 seconds whether a home is worth a second look. But those same photos are increasingly doing work behind the scenes, helping determine what the home is actually worth. Real estate companies are now using computer vision, AI that can analyze photos ...

Alejandra Rodriguez
29 May 2026

The short-term rental industry has gone through a significant reset since the pandemic-era boom of 2021 and 2022. Markets that once seemed endlessly profitable have cooled, supply has grown, and investors are recalibrating expectations. Yet in the Finger Lakes region of upstate New York, one management company has built a portfolio of over 100 properties ...

Alejandra Rodriguez
28 May 2026

Imagine you’re house hunting on Long Island. Instead of clicking through hundreds of listings and squinting at blurry photos, you type: “Show me the kitchens on every active listing in Baiting Hollow under a million dollars.” Instantly, they appear side by side on your screen. That capability already exists on Homes.com and represents a practical ...

Alejandra Rodriguez
26 May 2026

Nobody wants to hear the word “foreclosure.” But if you’re a homeowner, a buyer watching the market, or someone who owns a rental property, a quiet buildup of pressure in the mortgage world right now could affect home values, inventory, and your options in ways most people aren’t tracking yet. Sapan Bafna, founder and CEO ...

Steve Marcinuk
22 May 2026

The South Florida real estate market in mid-2026 looks markedly different from the frenzy of 2021 and 2022. Rising insurance costs, elevated interest rates, and mounting pressure from mandatory building certifications have collectively moved the balance of power from sellers to buyers. After years of rapid appreciation and historically tight inventory, the correction now underway ...

Steve Marcinuk
21 May 2026

Mortgage servicers have spent the past few years operating in a forgiving environment. Rising home values, low default rates, and a steady economic backdrop have kept serious delinquencies in check. However, several converging pressures are raising a practical question inside servicing operations: are current systems prepared for higher volume? These pressures include elevated interest rates, ...