Dallas-Fort Worth continues to attract relocating buyers at a steady pace, but the market’s central tension in 2026 has little to do with demand. The challenge is on the supply side, s...
During the post-COVID frenzy, entry-level buyers in Arizona’s West Valley were effectively priced out, not always by the home itself, but by the terms surrounding it. Prices ran up, se...
A population that doubles sounds like guaranteed appreciation. More people means more demand, which means your home is worth more, right? That is the assumption many buyers carry into fast-g...
When buyers look at Chicago and see property tax rates pushing toward 2 percent – sometimes higher in the suburbs, most recoil. But according to Chris Katsulis, Founder & Team Leader o...
For most sellers, pricing a home “at market value” sounds like the responsible move. Pull comps, match the range, list. But in parts of West Austin right now, pricing at market v...
Homeowners in Lake Nona, Florida, who purchased between 2021 and 2023 and then refinanced to pull out equity are now discovering they cannot sell without writing a check at closing. The patt...
Converting a parcel from general commercial zoning to a mixed-use planned unit development in Lebanon, Ohio, took less effort than getting a routine construction permit in a larger city near...
In most housing markets, the question “what did that house sell for?” anchors every negotiation. Buyers pull comps, sellers cite recent closings, and both sides argue over which ...
The difference between a well-priced listing and an overpriced one in Charleston is not a few extra weeks on the market. It is a measurable financial penalty that grows steeper as inventory ...
South Cobb County, Georgia, encompassing the cities of Austell, Powder Springs, and the newly incorporated Mableton, is undergoing a coordinated wave of policy changes that could reshape its...
The Phoenix metro area has long attracted out-of-state capital, but within the broader market, a geographic divide is widening. The West Valley, encompassing cities like Goodyear, Buckeye, A...
Houston built its residential market on a steady flow of international corporate transfers. The city’s concentration of global energy companies made it one of the most internationally ...
The conventional narrative about Florida real estate in 2026 centers on cooling, prices softening, inventory building, and sellers adjusting expectations downward. In Naples, that story appl...
The instinct for most real estate investors is to follow the crowd, buy where population is growing, where demand is rising, where prices are climbing. On Long Island, that instinct may be e...
By September 28, 2026, Florida must submit its recommended list of Opportunity Zone census tracts to the U.S. Treasury, according to Frances Kern Mennone, Managing Director of Industry Consu...
