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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 —...

Albany, New York Is Pulling People In From Across the Country While Buyers Struggle to Keep Up

You have probably heard it a hundred times: people are fleeing New York State in droves. The headlines make it sound like a mass...

Albany, New York Housing Market Stays Competitive as Inventory Remains Tight

The Capital District of upstate New York is holding its ground as a seller’s market, even as housing conditions soften across much of the...

5 New Jersey Towns Gaining Momentum – And Why Locals Are Taking Notice

Ask a New Jersey real estate agent where the next hot market is, and you’ll get a range of opinions. But certain towns are...

Albuquerque’s Market Just Split in Two – Here’s Where Buyers Still Have Power

Albuquerque’s real estate market has fractured into two distinct realities. In some neighborhoods, homes in desirable school districts attract multiple offers and sell well...

Guelph Home Prices Stabilize After Wild Swings

After the rapid run-up in home prices during the 2021–2022 housing boom, Guelph, Ontario’s real estate market has undergone a sharp correction followed by...

Hoboken Home Buyers Are Approved and Ready – So Why Aren’t They Buying?

Walk into any open house in Hoboken right now, and you’ll see a familiar scene: plenty of interested buyers, but few actual offers. Many...

In Sacramento, Buyers Return as Affordability and Population Growth Sustain Demand

Among California’s major metros, Sacramento stands out as one of the few still drawing residents in rather than watching them leave. While the state...

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...

Northern New Jersey Homes Are Still Getting 13 Offers – This is What Changed (And What Didn’t)

A three-bedroom house in Fair Lawn recently hit the market at a price many buyers already considered high. Within days, it received 13 offers...

Chicago Renters Are Losing Ground – Here’s What’s Behind the Shift

Rents across Chicago are rising faster than in recent years, and the balance of power in the city’s rental market has shifted decisively toward...

Twin Cities Housing Market Offers $200,000 Homes Amid Affordability Concerns

Minnesota’s first-time buyer assistance programs, broad price diversity, and geographically compact metro layout are creating real entry points that national affordability narratives consistently overlook....

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Connecticut’s Real Estate Evolution from Traditional Multifamily to Mixed-Use and Short-Term Rentals

Connecticut’s real estate landscape is experiencing a significant shift, driven by post-COVID market dynamics, changing investor preferences, and evolving municipal policies. The state’s focus...

Berkeley Homes Are Climbing Fast – But Richmond Just Set a Record No One Saw Coming

In the East Bay, Berkeley has long been the focus of attention for its double-digit price gains, bidding wars, and rapid sales. But while...

Baby Boomers and Millennials Are Bidding Against Each Other for the Same Houses and Builders Won’t Fix It

While national headlines focus on mortgage rates as the main force shaping the housing market, John Finn, Jr., Senior Managing Broker at United Real...

Hoboken, New Jersey, vs. Hudson County: Two Real Estate Investment Strategies

Jeffrey Bonk did not plan to become a real estate professional. After a decade as a corporate bond trader, a round of downsizing pushed...

Hudson Valley, New York’s Housing Market Keeps Climbing – But Local Buyers Are Being Left Behind

Nearly six years after the pandemic reshaped where Americans choose to live, the Hudson Valley real estate market shows little sign of cooling. Inventory...

Zoning Reform Is Key to Expanding Housing Supply

Minneapolis eliminated single-family zoning citywide, allowing duplexes and triplexes in neighborhoods previously limited to detached homes. This change led to more construction and kept...