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Investing With Purpose Gains Access to Platform Serving More Than Half of the Nation’s Independent Financial Advisors

Investing With Purpose Gains Access to Platform Serving More Than Half of the Nation’s Independent Financial Advisors Faith-driven multifamily firm reaches milestone that opens its...

Rocky Mount, North Carolina Is Pitching Itself as Raleigh’s Affordable Commuter Alternative. The Numbers Show Why.

A three-bedroom ranch in Rocky Mount, North Carolina, recently sold for $214,000 with a monthly payment of around $1,200. A comparable home in Raleigh,...

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...

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...

In Dallas-Fort Worth, Down Payment Assistance Programs Are Turning Renters Into Homeowners at Zero Out-of-Pocket Cost

The Dallas-Fort Worth metroplex has roughly four months of housing inventory, enough to tip conditions firmly in buyers’ favor after the seller-dominated stretch of...

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...

Are DSCR Loan Origination Fees Worth It for Rental Investors Building a Portfolio?

Rental investors building a portfolio of DSCR loans tend to focus on rate first and fees second. But for investors closing more than one...

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...

Why Getting a Sixth Bid Doesn’t Save Phoenix Business Owners Money

When a Phoenix, Arizona business owner does not like the numbers coming back from a bid, the instinct is often to go out and...

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...

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Colorado State Land Board’s Long-Term Strategy Drives Land Acquisition and Stewardship

The Colorado State Land Board manages about 3 million acres of land across the state using an investment philosophy that stands apart from typical...

Market Shift Alert as Connecticut Broker Sees First Rate Drop in Over a Decade

After two decades in Connecticut real estate, Jill Taylor has witnessed numerous market cycles. But the current environment presents a unique challenge she hasn’t...

Condo Maintenance Fees Now ‘Like a Mortgage Payment’ as Insurance Crisis Prices Out Local Buyers

South Florida’s condo market is experiencing a dramatic affordability crisis as insurance costs and regulatory changes drive maintenance fees to levels that are pricing...

Rhode Island’s Housing Market Faces a Familiar Squeeze as Sellers Stay Put

The spring market across New England is arriving with less momentum than many hoped. In Rhode Island, inventory remains thin, buyer confidence has softened,...

In Montclair, New Jersey Real Estate, the Manhattan Skyline Is Part of the Sales Pitch

Thirteen miles from Manhattan, Montclair, New Jersey, has spent the better part of a decade defying the typical rhythms of suburban real estate. While...

Greater Boston’s Condo Market Is Flattening – While Three-Families Still Climb

If you’ve been following Greater Boston home prices, the headline numbers might suggest continued growth. But a closer look at the condo market in...