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Alejandra Rodriguez
10 Apr 2026

While most California markets have slowed in the past year, with homes lingering on the market and sellers dropping prices, Coronado stands out as an exception. This small beach town across the bay from San Diego remains highly competitive, even as mortgage rates hover above 7%. Inventory is tight, well-priced homes sell quickly, and motivated ...

Steve Marcinuk
10 Apr 2026

Something shifted in Denver’s housing market, and sellers are still catching up. Buyers who would have overlooked a dated kitchen or an aging roof a few years ago are now walking away — not just from big problems, but from small ones. Paint color. Appliance age. Anything that signals work ahead. Michael Brassem has watched ...

Alejandra Rodriguez
09 Apr 2026

If you’re house-hunting in East Meadow with a budget under $700,000, options are almost nonexistent. Homes at that price point — once common in this Long Island suburb — are now rare, and those that do appear typically need extensive repairs. Move-in-ready homes now start at closer to $800,000, and about half of all current ...

Alejandra Rodriguez
09 Apr 2026

During the pandemic, Big Bear vacation rentals became unusually profitable. The Southern California mountain town surged to the top of Airbnb’s global rankings in 2020 and 2021, as city dwellers flocked to open spaces and remote work made weeklong escapes possible. For a brief period, owners enjoyed record occupancy and rental income that often covered ...

Rudi Davis
09 Apr 2026

Agents report steady luxury demand and multiple offers in top Baltimore neighborhoods, even as national headlines focus on public safety concerns. Baltimore’s image problem is creating a gap between perception and reality that often overshadows the city’s economic progress. While national media coverage highlights crime rates and urban decline, real estate agents working in Baltimore’s ...

Steve Marcinuk
09 Apr 2026

Ask New Jersey residents where to find the next up-and-coming neighborhood, and opinions will vary. Yet a handful of areas consistently come up in local conversations and open house talks, drawing attention from buyers and investors seeking more value and potential than in the usual hotspots. Over the past year, several neighborhoods have shifted from ...

Rudi Davis
09 Apr 2026

Toronto’s condominium market is facing a sharp collapse in new supply. Pre-construction starts have plunged from around 35,000 units annually to just 500, according to Andy Taylor, Senior Vice President of Sales at Sotheby’s International Realty Canada. This 98.6 percent decline is the direct result of overlapping government policies aimed at cooling affordability pressures and ...

Rudi Davis
09 Apr 2026

General contractors often underestimate the true cost of managing subcontractor compliance and insurance requirements. This leads to hidden losses that reduce project margins. According to Nyasha Gutsa, Co-Founder and CEO of Billy, most contractors allocate insurance premiums across projects but overlook the staff time required to manage compliance documentation. Contractors typically divide company insurance costs across ...

Steve Marcinuk
09 Apr 2026

The South Jersey Shore real estate market has shifted from the intense, fast-paced environment of recent years to a slower, more deliberate climate. Buyers and sellers are recalibrating their expectations as new development projects signal lasting changes for the region. Albert Casalnova, a licensed realtor with Keller Williams Realty Atlantic Shore who has worked the ...

Steve Marcinuk
09 Apr 2026

The coworking industry has become a fixture in conversations about the future of work, with headlines touting flexible office models and the supposed decline of traditional leases. But for independent operators trying to build viable businesses, the reality is far more complicated than the popular narrative suggests. Jamie Russo, founder and CEO of Everything Coworking, ...