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Alejandra Rodriguez
09 Jun 2026

It’s not a simple buyer’s or seller’s market right now. Homes priced at or below market value are drawing multiple offers. Homes priced above it are sitting for 90 days or more. It’s both, depending on the house. And knowing the difference could save you tens of thousands of dollars. Aubree Lewis, team leader of ...

Alejandra Rodriguez
09 Jun 2026

Walk into an open house on the Jersey Shore barrier island right now, and you might be surprised by what you find: other buyers, eager offers, and homes that go under contract before you’ve had a chance to schedule a second showing. This is not a slow market. But it is a complicated one, and ...

Alejandra Rodriguez
08 Jun 2026

Nearly five years after the pandemic-era migration wave reshaped South Florida real estate, the region’s market has settled into something far more complex than national coverage typically captures. Prices have normalized, inventory has grown in many segments, and buyers are negotiating again, but the picture varies dramatically depending on which county, neighborhood, or property type ...

Steve Marcinuk
05 Jun 2026

After years of steady returns, multifamily real estate is losing its grip on private equity capital. New supply has flooded key markets, rents have flattened or declined in many metros, and interest rates remain elevated, compressing margins and extending hold periods. In response, a growing number of operators are redirecting investment toward asset classes that ...

Alejandra Rodriguez
05 Jun 2026

Manhattan’s residential real estate market is showing signs of recovery in 2026, but the path forward remains uneven. Inventory is climbing, buyer activity has picked up, and policy changes are reshaping how transactions get done. Yet for those working the market daily, the picture is more complicated than the headlines suggest. Douglas Wagner, Director of ...

Steve Marcinuk
05 Jun 2026

While national headlines point to softening conditions in luxury coastal markets, the real estate picture on Long Beach Island, off the New Jersey shore, tells a different story. Persistent inventory shortages, rising price floors, and a steady stream of buyers from major metropolitan areas have kept this barrier island market climbing – even as other ...

Alejandra Rodriguez
05 Jun 2026

More than a decade after Superstorm Sandy reshaped the New Jersey coastline, the barrier island real estate market continues to surprise even seasoned observers. Far from the cautious, slow-moving recovery many predicted, the shore has emerged as one of the more resilient residential markets in the Northeast, with demand outpacing supply and prices climbing steadily ...

Alejandra Rodriguez
05 Jun 2026

After years of intense seller advantage, the Twin Cities housing market has settled into a more balanced state, not a full buyer’s market, but no longer the frantic bidding environment of 2021 and 2022. With mortgage rates holding in the mid-to-upper 6% range and inventory slowly climbing, the dynamics between buyers and sellers are being ...

Alejandra Rodriguez
05 Jun 2026

If you’re house hunting in Ithaca right now, you’ve probably noticed something strange. Some homes disappear within days of hitting the market. Others, even ones priced reasonably, sit there. It’s not random. There’s a clear pattern emerging, and knowing which side of it you’re on could save you a lot of time and money. Linda ...