As we start 2026, I’m seeing South Florida real estate continue its transition from pandemic-era extremes toward more balanced market conditions. Inventory is up about 30% across Palm Beach County, and that’s changing the dynamics for both buyers and sellers. The most important thing to understand is that South Florida is not one market. What ...
When a home hits the market, price per square foot is often treated as the deciding factor in how quickly it will sell. Buyers use it to compare listings, sellers use it to justify asking prices, and agents rely on it to anchor negotiations. It’s simple, familiar, and easy to defend. But price per square ...
Santa Monica is experiencing a surge in luxury apartment construction, with new towers rising along Broadway and Lincoln. These developments offer studios for over $3,000 a month and penthouses at $10,000 or more, targeting affluent renters and institutional investors seeking high-end, well-located assets. However, the volume of new supply has raised concerns about whether the ...
Step into one of Brickell’s newest high-rises and you’ll see buyers moving quickly, often submitting offers before units officially hit the market. Cross the street to a decades-old building and the picture changes: listings linger, price reductions accumulate, and sellers scramble to offer incentives. Miami’s condo market has divided sharply, and understanding which side of ...
San Antonio’s real estate market is drawing renewed attention to neighborhoods that have, until recently, flown under the radar. While traditional hotspots still attract buyers, a handful of areas are now seeing increased interest from locals, agents, and investors. These neighborhoods are experiencing more showings, new development, and a sense that they are on the ...
In several Miami neighborhoods, million-dollar mansions now stand beside modest 1950s bungalows. Two blocks away, newly built luxury homes tower over rows of single-family houses that haven’t been updated in decades. A drive through these areas reveals a striking pattern: developers are investing heavily in neighborhoods that were ignored, mainly just a few years ago, ...
Sarasota’s real estate market has become a study in contrasts. While some homes sit unsold for weeks, others—especially fixer-uppers under $300,000—are sparking bidding wars with dozens of offers. The divide is no longer just about location; it’s about buyer profiles and their willingness to take on renovations. Reeny Kaney, an associate with RE/MAX Alliance Group ...
Edmonton’s condo market has lagged behind the city’s single-family home sector for years, with prices that remain below their peaks from over a decade ago. Despite some recovery in other segments of the housing market, many Edmonton condos have not regained their lost value, and there are few signs of a rapid turnaround. Gerard Hagan, ...
Across major U.S. cities, a surprising trend has emerged: single-family homes are selling quickly, while condominiums are lingering on the market. Traditionally, condos have served as the more affordable entry point for first-time buyers, but current market dynamics are turning that expectation upside down. Buyers are finding more condo options and less competition, while sellers ...
Ontario’s real estate market is increasingly split between long-term homeowners with equity and recent buyers who cannot sell without incurring a loss. Properties owned for seven years or more are selling quickly to cash buyers, even as the broader market slows. Meanwhile, those who bought after 2020 are often stuck, unable to move without facing ...
For the first time in years, renters in Orlando’s luxury market are finding that their monthly rent matches the mortgage payment on a home in Claremont, a suburb 20 miles west of downtown. As a result, many are choosing to buy rather than continue renting. Matt Mobley, broker and owner of Hancock Realty Group in ...
In cities like Montreal and Quebec, new apartment towers are increasingly marked by “Two Months Free Rent” banners, signaling vacant units and sluggish demand. Meanwhile, older apartment buildings—some decades old—are leasing up quickly, often at full price and without incentives. This contrast is reshaping how investors approach multifamily real estate in Quebec, as established properties ...
Many buyers still view Reno as the affordable alternative to California, as it was a decade ago, or believe they need to rush before prices collapse. But if you’re considering a move or investment in Northern Nevada, relying on outdated assumptions could cost you time, money, or the right property. Ted Stoever, Executive Vice President ...
While much of the real estate industry faces higher interest rates and cautious buyers, Central Florida’s Ocala market continues to grow by serving a cash-heavy, lifestyle-driven demographic. Bobby Mathews, leader of the BluSkye Group at RE/MAX Foxfire, has spent nearly twenty years specializing in active adult communities, building his team around the distinct needs of this market ...
While Philadelphia’s hip neighborhoods like Fishtown and Northern Liberties draw headlines for their bustling coffee shops and fast-selling condos, a quieter trend is taking hold just outside the city. First- and second-ring suburbs such as Upper Darby, Glenside, Cherry Hill, and Pennsauken are attracting renewed attention from both homebuyers and investors seeking better value and ...
