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Alejandra Rodriguez
29 Sep 2026

Sellers preparing to list homes in central Pennsylvania may be spending money on the wrong upgrades. Millennial buyers between 30 and 45, the largest active cohort in the Harrisburg-area market, are not chasing high-end finishes, according to Maryssa Chaplin of the Chaplin Group at Keller Williams of Central PA. They care far more about structural ...

Alejandra Rodriguez
29 Sep 2026

The agent a chatbot surfaces when someone types “best real estate agent near me” into ChatGPT, Perplexity, or Google’s AI Overview is not necessarily the most experienced or the most active in that zip code. That agent may simply have a website built to be readable by a large language model. The gap between “AI-recommended” ...

Steve Marcinuk
29 Sep 2026

The conventional image of coworking expansion involves planting flags in as many cities as possible. For operators managing multiple flexible workspace locations across Florida, Texas, and Georgia, the math points in a different direction: density within a market matters more than breadth across markets. Kevin Priddy leads Priddy Spaces, a holding company operating 12 coworking ...

Alejandra Rodriguez
29 Sep 2026

A home on Chicago’s West Side that went under contract in 30 to 40 days three years ago now takes two to three months, according to Esther Gonzalez, a listing agent with Solaris Enterprises Inc. (doing business as Solaris Real Estate). The properties haven’t changed. Neither have the asking prices. What changed is the cost ...

Alejandra Rodriguez
29 Sep 2026

Most of Cincinnati’s housing was built before the 1930s. That used to be a selling point: charming Italianate architecture, walkable historic neighborhoods, character that newer suburbs couldn’t replicate. But that aging stock is now colliding with a harder insurance environment, rising material costs, and buyers who increasingly refuse to take on renovation work. The result, ...

Alejandra Rodriguez
28 Sep 2026

Austin’s widely cited year-over-year price decline of roughly 20 percent aggregates dozens of submarkets with vastly different fundamentals, and the distortion may be costing investors who rely on metro-wide data to evaluate opportunities, according to Nitin Kumar, an agent with eXp Realty who was the brokerage’s top-producing agent nationally by homes sold last year. In ...

Alejandra Rodriguez
28 Sep 2026

The Dallas–Fort Worth housing market is often discussed in aggregate, but the headline numbers conceal a more specific problem: buyers and sellers are stuck in a standoff driven by mismatched expectations, and the standoff plays out differently from one neighborhood to the next. Kristyn Fuston, a residential agent with eXp Realty who focuses on VA ...