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Alejandra Rodriguez
22 Jun 2026

Along the 18-mile stretch of barrier island that makes up Long Beach Island, New Jersey, something quietly unusual is happening in the real estate market. While much of the country grapples with rate sensitivity, buyer hesitation, and softening demand, LBI continues to attract a steady stream of buyers willing to pay a premium, not just ...

Alejandra Rodriguez
22 Jun 2026

Florida’s affordability relative to other coastal states has long been one of its most durable selling points. While California beachfront living commands prices that put homeownership out of reach for most buyers, Florida continues to offer ocean access, waterways, and warm weather at a fraction of the cost. That fundamental appeal hasn’t changed on the ...

Heather Hook
22 Jun 2026

NEW YORK, NY, June 16, 2026 – KeyCrew Media, a real estate analytics and media network, has selected Alexander Paykin, Esq., founder of Paykin Law, as a KeyCrew Verified Expert. Paykin will contribute market intelligence and expert analysis on real estate transactions, real estate litigation, and commercial litigation across the New York metropolitan area. KeyCrew ...

Alejandra Rodriguez
22 Jun 2026

Across the Southeast, two real estate markets are moving in different directions. Birmingham, Alabama, is absorbing steady demand from corporate relocations and cost-conscious buyers leaving expensive coastal metros. Meanwhile, Florida’s Emerald Coast is working through a surplus of inventory built up during the pandemic years, with prices declining and early signs of renewed investor interest ...

Alejandra Rodriguez
22 Jun 2026

Most people thinking about Orlando real estate are focused on the suburbs, the master-planned communities, the new construction corridors, the areas that boomed when remote workers flooded in from the Northeast. Downtown Orlando has largely been left out of that conversation. The urban core has struggled, and investors have been reluctant to commit capital to ...

Alejandra Rodriguez
22 Jun 2026

Nearly a decade after Buffalo began appearing on national “hottest markets” lists, the Western New York housing market continues to show remarkable resilience. Homes are still attracting multiple offers, prices frequently sell above asking, and buyers from New York City and across the Canadian border continue to seek out the affordability that has largely disappeared ...

Alejandra Rodriguez
19 Jun 2026

Tucked into the rolling hills of Lake County, Clermont has grown from a small citrus town into one of Central Florida’s fastest-expanding communities. For real estate professionals working the area daily, the market tells a more nuanced story than regional headlines suggest – one of growing buyer leverage, new construction putting pressure on resale inventory, ...

Alejandra Rodriguez
19 Jun 2026

Along New Jersey’s coastline, a string of barrier islands stretches from Brigantine down to Cape May, forming one of the most geographically constrained and emotionally driven real estate markets in the Northeast. With finite land, seasonal population swings, and a buyer base shaped as much by childhood memories as by investment logic, this market operates ...

Alejandra Rodriguez
19 Jun 2026

The outer boroughs of New York City have long been positioned as the affordable alternative to Manhattan, but what’s happening in Queens right now suggests something more nuanced than a simple affordability story. A steady stream of former renters converting to buyers, developers reading the numbers carefully before committing, and a persistent undersupply of three-bedroom ...