Northwest New Jersey’s housing market is sharply divided by price point. Entry-level homes sell in less than two weeks while properties priced between $600,000 and $900,000 linger on t...
A clear divide has emerged in Marin and Sonoma counties. Homes that are either fully renovated or deep fixer-uppers are selling quickly. As-is homes requiring moderate work are seeing price ...
New California legislation requiring disclosure of digitally altered property photos has highlighted a growing problem in real estate: the industry’s inability to detect AI-manipulated...
In Central New Jersey’s rural real estate market, failed deals are increasingly driven by inspection issues rather than affordability or rising mortgage rates. According to Laura Doyle...
A California law requiring balcony inspections has created a split in the state’s housing market, making many condominium buildings difficult to finance and sell. At the same time, sin...
The January 2025 wildfires in Palisades and Altadena caused a dramatic distortion in the Los Angeles coastal housing market, with home prices in some areas rising 32 percent year-over-year b...
Atlanta condominium homeowners’ association fees are rising at a pace that is changing the economics of urban ownership. In several buildings, year-over-year fee increases now exceed 4...
Physical inspections have become the leading cause of failed home sales in supply-constrained markets. Younger buyers who have already stretched their budgets are increasingly facing unexpec...
National real estate headlines describing a buyer’s market are misleading buyers who enter highly sought-after micro-markets only to find tight supply, strong demand, and competitive b...
Manhattan’s luxury real estate market was widely expected to cool this year as high mortgage rates, economic uncertainty, and ongoing concerns about office vacancies dampened demand. Yet, ...
For years, the typical realtor closing gift was a bottle of wine, a gift basket, or maybe a personalized doormat. These gestures were pleasant, and typically welcome, but they rarely kept cl...
In New Jersey’s residential market, buyers are routinely paying more for properties even when identical or better alternatives are available at lower prices. This repeated disregard fo...
Artificial intelligence is changing how homebuyers research agents, interest rates, and transaction timelines, but it is also exposing a persistent misunderstanding about what real estate ag...
After several years in which buyers routinely accepted unfavorable contract terms and absorbed costs that traditionally fell to sellers, the balance in South Jersey real estate negotiations ...
For decades, real estate professionals have controlled access to detailed property data, leaving buyers and sellers with only limited public listings. A new platform, No Agent List, aims to ...
