The conventional drivers of rental supply — new construction, institutional acquisitions, and build-to-rent development — have long been the focus of market analysis. But...
The office-to-residential pipeline has dominated adaptive reuse headlines for years, but hotel-to-multifamily conversions are closing the gap and, in some markets, may already be...
Demographic-driven downsizing, not financial distress, is reshaping who contacts cash buyers in Maryland. The gap between these sellers’ expectations and investor pricing models is...
The housing market in Pocatello, Idaho has become sharply divided by price. Homes listed under $400,000 are moving quickly, often drawing multiple offers within...
Homeowners across Chicago’s south suburbs are staying put, holding on to their low mortgage rates and avoiding moves that would mean higher monthly costs....
In South Jersey, the housing market is split. Single-family homes priced between $400,000 and $450,000 in towns with strong school districts are attracting multiple...
Just a few years ago, buying rental property in central New Jersey was straightforward. Rents and home prices were climbing, and investors could secure...
The North Shore Massachusetts housing market is undergoing a dramatic transformation. Once-affordable working-class neighborhoods like East Boston, Chelsea, and Revere are seeing surging prices,...
California’s real estate market has always been complex, but recent regulatory changes have introduced new challenges for property owners and investors that extend far...
Metuchen, New Jersey, is seeing a striking divide in its real estate market: high-end homes are selling rapidly, while first-time buyers are being priced...
As major real estate markets contend with oversupply and declining returns, a growing set of developers is finding success in overlooked secondary markets across...
Since the Surfside condo collapse, Miami’s condominium market has divided sharply between older buildings and new construction. According to Nayla Benitez, associate broker with...
Brooklyn’s townhouse market is seeing a noticeable change in who is buying and how they use these properties. Townhouses, once marketed mainly as single-family...
Edmonton’s real estate market is shaped by the city’s dependence on the energy sector and an ongoing push for greater urban density. Both factors...
The real estate industry has changed significantly over the past three decades, creating new challenges for academic institutions tasked with preparing students for careers...
Across California, state housing mandates and local planning priorities are increasingly at odds. Few places illustrate that tension as clearly as San Diego’s Point...
