Real Estate Trends

For more than two years, market watchers in the greater Houston area have been bracing for a surge of foreclosures. The logic seemed sound: pandemic-era moratoriums expired, interest rates j...

Investors who purchased Cleveland apartment buildings in 2021 or 2022 with 3% mortgages and top-of-market pricing now face a sale price gap they cannot close. Mortgage rates sit in the six-a...

Home prices in the Dallas-Fort Worth metro are declining, but the cost of building anything continues to climb. That disconnect, cheaper finished homes, more expensive inputs, is compressing...

National stories about softening prices in Florida, Arizona, and parts of Texas suggest buyers everywhere hold the cards. In the Minneapolis-St. Paul metro, that assumption is costing buyers...

Daily JetBlue service from Vero Beach to Boston and New York ends in December. That loss would normally signal trouble for a small Florida luxury market built on Northeast transplants. Inste...

For much of 2023 and 2024, Texas multifamily operators were fighting a war of attrition; new supply flooded Sun Belt markets, concessions became standard practice, and occupancy rates slippe...

Nightly rate compression is no longer a temporary correction in the short-term rental market; it’s a structural condition. Competition has intensified, supply has caught up with demand...

Bergen County has long been one of northern New Jersey’s most competitive residential markets; good schools, proximity to Manhattan, and distinct town-by-town character keep demand hig...

The spare bedroom used to become a nursery, a home office, or a guest room. Increasingly, it’s becoming a podcast studio or a video set, a shift that reflects how content creation has ...

Three luxury high-rise projects are going up along the Fort Lauderdale and Pompano Beach waterfront: a Waldorf Astoria, a W Hotel property, and a Ritz-Carlton tower. For investors watching S...

Most housing markets respond to interest rates. When borrowing costs rise, prices soften. When political uncertainty builds, buyer activity slows. In Monmouth County, New Jersey, that logic ...

Most first-time buyers in the Northeast assume new construction is out of reach. In the Capital Region of upstate New York – the sprawling metro area anchored by Albany, Schenectady, and S...

Home values have climbed steadily in most U.S. markets, but transaction volume remains well below the peaks of 2020 and early 2021. That gap matters more than it might seem: brokerages earn ...

For months, publicly traded homebuilders like Lennar and Pulte have held an advantage over individual sellers in slower markets: the ability to offer buyers below-market mortgage rates. In K...

Jersey City has spent the past several years absorbing buyers priced out of Manhattan, drawn by shorter commutes and significantly more space per dollar. But the city is not a single market....