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Alejandra Rodriguez
03 Jul 2026

After years of frenzied buying driven by pandemic-era migration, remote work flexibility, and limited inventory, Miami’s luxury real estate market is settling into a slower but more sustainable pace. Inventory has loosened, decision timelines have stretched, and buyers are doing more research before committing. For Monica S. Betancourt, Founder and Team Leader of the Monica ...

Alejandra Rodriguez
01 Jul 2026

Buying a vacation rental property on Marco Island sounds straightforward: a resort island that swells from 17,000 year-round residents to more than 60,000 during peak season, with a steady stream of visitors who need somewhere to stay. The demand case is obvious. What’s less obvious, and what catches investors off guard, is that some of ...

Alejandra Rodriguez
01 Jul 2026

US buyers shopping for a second home or investment property abroad have historically gravitated toward the familiar: a beach condo in Mexico, a pied-à-terre in Europe, a vacation property in the Caribbean. But brokers working in international new development sales are seeing demand land in less expected places, and Costa Rica’s luxury resort corridor is ...

Alejandra Rodriguez
01 Jul 2026

The Southwest Florida housing market is cooling. Inventory is up, prices have pulled back in parts of the region, and buyers are harder to qualify than they were two years ago. But the slowdown isn’t hitting every community the same way, and buyers and investors who treat the entire region as one market may be ...

Alejandra Rodriguez
01 Jul 2026

Small investors eyeing the northern Indianapolis suburbs in 2026 are often looking for the wrong opportunity. The search for a quick flip, buy distressed, renovate, sell at a profit, runs into a market where prices are already strong and undervalued properties are scarce. What the data and experienced observers on the ground suggest is that ...

Heather Hook
30 Jun 2026

A three-day investment summit in Panama City revealed that American investors considering international real estate aren’t pursuing a single strategy. Multiple development approaches across different geographic zones and price points appeal to fundamentally different investor profiles – and all are finding traction simultaneously. The Invest Panama Summit (May 28-30, 2026) brought twelve investors from across ...

Heather Hook
30 Jun 2026

Investors evaluating secondary and tertiary Midwest markets for multifamily capital deployment tend to screen on population size first. By that measure, Sioux Falls, South Dakota, with a metro population of approximately 300,000, typically does not make the cut. What that screen misses is a market that has produced consistent rent growth for four decades, near-zero ...

Heather Hook
30 Jun 2026

OVERLAND PARK, KS, June 2026 – KeyCrew Media, a real estate analytics and media network, has selected Logan Freeman, Managing Broker of Midwest CRE Advisors, as a KeyCrew Verified Expert. Freeman will contribute market intelligence and expert analysis on edge data center site selection, stranded power capacity, brownfield industrial conversion, and industrial outdoor storage across ...

Heather Hook
30 Jun 2026

Foreclosure activity in Baltimore County, Maryland is not just rising – it is rising from a starting point that was already severely elevated. According to Justin Mitchell, Founder of Maryland Cash Home Buyers, a Frederick-based direct buyer operating across Maryland’s residential markets, the headline numbers tell part of the story, but the more significant signal ...

Alejandra Rodriguez
30 Jun 2026

The narrative around Miami’s luxury real estate market in mid-2026 is one of cooling, a natural correction after the frenzied pace of 2021 and 2022. But on the ground in South Beach and Miami Beach, the picture is more layered than the headlines suggest. Inventory has expanded, buyers have gained negotiating leverage, and yet deal ...

Alejandra Rodriguez
26 Jun 2026

The Treasure Coast of Florida has long attracted buyers priced out of South Florida’s more established markets. Fort Pierce and Port St. Lucie, in particular, have drawn attention for their relative affordability, available land, and coastal appeal. But as of mid-2026, the market is more complex than the “underrated gem” narrative that circulated in recent ...