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Steve Marcinuk
24 Mar 2026

The construction technology market is crowded with project management tools, but many companies are realizing that tracking tasks and schedules only solves part of the problem. The other half – managing the flow of money from budget planning to final payment – often remains fragmented across disconnected systems. This division can lead to inefficiencies, lost ...

Steve Marcinuk
24 Mar 2026

The scenic hills of Litchfield County, Connecticut, have long drawn weekenders and second-home buyers from New York City and Boston. After several years of tight inventory and changing buyer habits, the local real estate market is showing signs of new momentum as 2026 unfolds. Matt McElhone, a realtor with William Pitt Sotheby’s International Realty, has ...

Heather Hook
24 Mar 2026

Florida’s real estate market has dominated the national conversation for years, but not always for the right reasons. Stories of skyrocketing insurance premiums, aging condo buildings, and post-pandemic price corrections have painted a picture of a state under pressure. What that narrative consistently misses is that Florida is not one market. Not even close. “Florida ...

Heather Hook
24 Mar 2026

Pillar Properties, Inc. – a $100M REIT co-founded by Larry Gotcher and Curtis Philpot – is already targeting Detroit multifamily. But the real signal for investors is what’s happening on Ann Arbor’s perimeter, and why the spillover is just getting started. Ann Arbor, Michigan has a well-earned reputation as one of the most stable real ...

Rudi Davis
24 Mar 2026

National retail chains are sharply reducing their presence in Chicago. Annual deal volume from major brands like Chipotle, Panera, and Starbucks has dropped from 20–30 transactions per year to just eight to ten, according to Gregory Kirsch, Founder and Managing Broker of Kirsch Agency. This decline is not a short-term, post-COVID pause. It signals a ...

Rudi Davis
24 Mar 2026

Office buildings in Salt Lake City that once sold for $350 per square foot are now trading for as little as $100 per square foot, according to Kip Paul, Vice Chairman of Investment Sales at Cushman & Wakefield. This steep decline reflects a major reset in how investors evaluate office properties, with Class B and ...

Rudi Davis
24 Mar 2026

Hudson County’s real estate market offers stability that stands in contrast to the volatility seen in many Sun Belt markets. According to Levi Rezai, broker associate at Prominent Properties Sotheby’s International Realty, the county’s proximity to Manhattan creates an investment environment less exposed to the dramatic price swings common in Florida and Texas. While Sun ...

Steve Marcinuk
24 Mar 2026

The Greater Toronto Area condo market is experiencing a severe downturn, with oversupply and regulatory changes leaving sellers facing significant losses and buyers able to purchase units at steep discounts. Thomas Tate, a realtor with Tate Homes, describes the current market as fractured and disconnected from the broader residential sector. “The condo market is not ...

Chris Caggiano
23 Mar 2026

Buying a rental property seems straightforward: purchase a home, find a tenant, and collect rent. But for many new landlords, the real costs become clear only after the first few months. Insurance premiums, maintenance bills, management fees, and a range of smaller expenses quickly add up, often shrinking the profit margin that looked promising on ...

Steve Marcinuk
23 Mar 2026

The Monterey Peninsula, known for its dramatic coastline and high-profile residents, has become a prime example of California’s housing affordability crisis. Million-dollar starter homes are now standard, and even seasoned professionals are questioning how long the current market can last. Bryan Hermanson has seen the region’s real estate landscape change over decades. As a dual-licensed ...

Steve Marcinuk
23 Mar 2026

Santa Fe’s commercial real estate market stands apart from larger southwestern cities, shaped by steady tourism, government employment, and a fragmented market structure. While broader economic uncertainty and shifting investor sentiment have slowed some markets, Santa Fe’s fundamentals remain stable, offering a clear example of how smaller cities weather economic headwinds and maintain long-term value. ...

Rudi Davis
23 Mar 2026

Buffalo, New York, is seeing a surge of out-of-state buyers, particularly from high-cost areas like New York and New Jersey. Enas Latif, Team Leader and Licensed Associate Real Estate Broker at HUNT Real Estate ERA, says the influx reflects a broader shift: Americans are prioritizing affordability, quality of life, and proximity to family over job ...

Heather Hook
23 Mar 2026

For decades, television advertising functioned as a mass-market channel reserved primarily for large brands. High production costs, complex media buying, and steep minimum spend requirements kept independent professionals, including real estate agents, largely out of the medium. That structural barrier is now eroding. As viewing shifts toward connected TV, ad inventory has expanded while automated ...