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Delaware’s Cottage-Scale Affordable Housing Tests Whether Nonprofits Can Build What Developers Won’t

Large builders in Delaware call their homes “affordable” when prices start at $300,000 to $350,000. For workers earning 40 to 80 percent of the...

Pittsburgh’s Tax Gap Is Pushing Buyers to the Suburbs

In a wobbly economy, small cost differences start to matter. In Pittsburgh, the gap between city and suburban tax rates has become large enough...

Pekin, Illinois Has 67 Homes for Sale in a Town of 32,000. The Shortage Is Reshaping How Deals Get Done

A town of 32,000 people should not have trouble keeping homes on the market. But in Pekin, Illinois, a community about 20 minutes from...

Renovation Returns of 2-to-1 Look Strong on Paper – But for Seniors, Matching the Plan to Life Goals Delivers the Real Win

The financial case for pre-sale renovation is compelling, and for many aging homeowners it can add meaningful value. At the same time, for seniors...

KAUFMAN & COMPANY BUILD 2030

National Initiative Bringing Housing and AI Infrastructure Under One Development Platform LOS ANGELES — September 2026 Kaufman & Company today announced BUILD 2030, a national development...

LAZUL WEST Opens for Leasing on Jersey City’s West Side

New 202-residence community brings wellness-forward living and more than 20,000 square feet of amenities to one of New Jersey’s fastest-growing neighborhoods JERSEY CITY, N.J. –...

Jersey City’s West Side Draws Multifamily Developers as Waterfront Pricing Hits a Ceiling

As established corridors price out smaller developers, a growing number of multifamily investors are targeting transit-connected neighborhoods just beyond primary demand nodes, and Jersey...

Seller Utility Bills Give Buyers the Wrong Data. The Industry Keeps Asking for Them Anyway.

Requesting historical utility bills from sellers is a standard step in residential due diligence. But according to Tim Stanislaus of Pearl, the practice produces...

Sioux Falls Developer Breaks Ground On Largest Permitted Project Of 2026

Recognition follows ribbon cutting for Foss Fields Phase One and groundbreaking on a 250-unit second phase that will make the development the largest apartment...

More Americans Are Renting Longer. Developers Are Betting It Stays That Way

For years, renting was understood as a temporary condition, something you did while you saved, while you waited, while you figured out where you...

Faith-Driven Multifamily Operator Invites Investors to Serve Residents Alongside Their Returns

Faith-driven multifamily firm participates in quarterly community serve event, bringing investors on-site to serve residents through prayer walks, community programming, and face-to-face engagement CHARLOTTE, NC...

Los Angeles County Grant Programs Enable Zero-Down Home Purchases in Antelope Valley, California

In a state where affordability dominates the conversation around buyers being priced out, some first-time buyers in the Antelope Valley are closing on homes...

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Bronx, New York Multi-Family Properties Offer Investors a Rare Entry Point Into New York City’s Last Affordable Borough

New York State’s lengthy foreclosure process has created an unusual backlog of defaulted properties in the Bronx, some stalled for five to ten years....

Gainesville Real Estate Growth Slows as College Town Image Limits Broader Investment

The University of Florida’s significant presence in Gainesville shapes the local real estate market in ways that reach far beyond student housing, according to...

Central New Jersey Housing Market Holds Strong Despite National Slowdown

While national headlines focus on market corrections and rising inventory, central New Jersey tells a different story. The region continues to see strong buyer...

From Retail Operations to Triple Net: How Retail Experience Drives Investment Sales Success

The retail commercial real estate market has seen major shifts in recent years, with transaction volumes rising and falling as interest rates increased and...

Central New Jersey’s Housing Market Remains Hot – Here’s What’s Really Driving Prices

Anyone searching for a home in central New Jersey has likely noticed that desirable properties still sell within days, often attracting multiple offers well...

Central New Jersey Seniors Are Finally Selling After Years on the Sidelines

For the past five years, many older homeowners in central New Jersey have stayed put, reluctant to move despite homes that no longer fit...