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Corporate Buyers Dominate Buffalo, New York Housing Market as Inventory Rises

Rising inventory in the Buffalo area is not translating into expanded opportunity for individual buyers. Corporate and institutional purchasers continue to absorb available properties,...

In McAllen, Texas, Regulatory Reform and Border Economics Are Driving a New Development Cycle

While many secondary markets across the United States face tighter financing conditions and slower deal flow, McAllen, Texas, is on a different trajectory. The...

Philadelphia Suburb Home Prices Hold Firm as NYC Buyers Flood Montgomery County

The greater Philadelphia suburban market occupies an unusual position in the current real estate landscape. Sandwiched between two of the country’s most expensive metros,...

In Pierce County, Washington, the Housing Market Depends on Which House You’re Talking About

The spring selling season of 2026 has brought an unexpected chill to Pierce County’s housing market. After renewed activity in February and March suggested...

South Jersey Housing Market Segments by Price Point in Burlington and Camden Counties

After years of intense activity driven by pandemic-era demand and historically low interest rates, the housing markets in Burlington and Camden Counties in South...

Why Princeton Home Sellers Can No Longer Afford to Overprice

For the better part of five years following the pandemic, the greater Princeton area operated under a simple rule: well-located homes sold fast, prices...

On Long Island, Multi-Generational Homes Draw Steady Demand From an Underserved Market

Across Long Island’s residential market, a specific property type is drawing steady attention from a growing segment of buyers: the multi-generational home. While inventory...

South Jersey Real Estate: Affordable Homes Before Prices Rise Further

Tucked between Philadelphia, New York, and Delaware, South Jersey has long played second fiddle to its more prominent neighbors. That dynamic is changing. As...

In Central New Jersey, Visa Uncertainty and Rising Rates Are Splitting the Housing Market

Central New Jersey has long been one of the more distinctive housing markets in the Northeast – dense, diverse, and driven by a buyer...

Buffalo, New York Landlords Face Eviction Delays Under 2019 Tenant Protection Laws

New York State’s landlord-tenant reforms, passed in 2019, were designed to protect renters from displacement. But according to Vincent Rondinelli, Principal Broker and President...

In Philadelphia Real Estate, the Right Block Makes All the Difference

Philadelphia has long occupied an unusual position in the Northeast corridor, affordable relative to its neighbors, yet complex enough that a single market snapshot...

In Queens Real Estate, Qualifying for a Mortgage Is the Easy Part

The Queens housing market occupies a distinctive position in New York City real estate. Sitting at the intersection of the five boroughs and Long...

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30 Buyer Groups Compete for Single Co-Op Apartment as Long Island Inventory Crisis Enters Seventh Year

Long Island’s residential real estate market is defying national trends tied to mortgage rates, with intense buyer demand persisting despite higher borrowing costs. Susan...

New Jersey Buyers Are Losing Homes to Builders – Here’s What That Means for You

If you’ve been house hunting in northern New Jersey, you may have noticed a frustrating trend: entry-level homes are vanishing before you can make...

Portland, Oregon Housing Market Shifts Toward Balanced, Deliberate Buying

After several years of pandemic-driven extremes, Portland’s residential real estate market is working toward balance. Prices have stabilized, inventory is gradually building, and buyers...

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...

Atlanta Zoning and Infrastructure Rules Drive Developer Delays

When Atlanta development projects stall, zoning rules and municipal infrastructure requirements are more often the cause than rising construction costs or tight financing —...

Bay Area Affordable Housing Opens Door to Homeownership: More Working Families May Finally Buy

For decades, affordable housing in the Bay Area focused almost entirely on rentals. Nearly all public funding went to building apartments for low-income families,...