Over $112 billion has flowed into Opportunity Zones since the program’s creation, yet participation remains a fraction of what the program allows. Now that the One Big Beautiful Bill A...
In most major U.S. metros, luxury residential prices have either recovered from pandemic-era disruptions or pushed past their 2019 peaks. In downtown Chicago, several of the city’s mos...
The youth sports tourism industry has grown large enough to anchor entire mixed-use developments, not just stadiums or standalone facilities, but full districts of hotels, retail, restaurant...
In Baltimore City, a property that sat vacant for 25 years with no roof and trees growing inside can become a fully rehabbed home selling to a buyer relocating from California or D.C. That t...
A property that sits on the market too long in the Chicago suburbs doesn’t just lose momentum; it loses credibility with buyers. Listings that expire without a sale carry a stigma, and...
The pandemic-era suburban boom that pushed buyers into the far reaches of the Dallas-Fort Worth metro is unwinding. Properties in outer markets are struggling to attract buyers while demand ...
Jersey City’s downtown condo market reports a three-month absorption rate, but according to Patrick Southern, Team Leader at SERHANT (Properties by Southern), roughly one-third of that...
Markets that experienced extreme pandemic-era appreciation are not snapping back to equilibrium. In Montgomery County, Texas, the reset is structural, slow-moving, and widely misunderstood b...
The New York metro area’s brokerage landscape is in the middle of a consolidation wave that hasn’t fully registered in national headlines. Small independent firms, many still ope...
The prevailing narrative about Austin, Texas, real estate in 2026 is that it’s a buyer’s market. National coverage has emphasized cooling prices, rising inventory, and a correcti...
The conventional narrative about Los Angeles housing centers on scarcity and rising costs. But on the rental side, the story has reversed, and most coverage has not caught up. According to J...
In a city where 95 to 98 percent of residential transactions involve homes roughly a century old, new construction doesn’t need to do much to stand out. But a small group of Chicago bu...
The Dallas-Fort Worth metroplex added over a million residents in the last decade, more than any other metro area in the United States, according to Yaron Yashar, a Realtor with Fathom Realt...
When buyers relocate to a mid-size city like Chattanooga, they choose a home based on price, lot size, and proximity to restaurants or schools. Traffic rarely makes the short list – the wh...
Lenders lose money on small mortgages. That single economic fact prices out the buyers who can least afford to be priced out – not through bias, but through arithmetic that treats a $100,0...
