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Sacramento, CA: Small Multifamily Housing Barriers Begin to Crack

Small multifamily housing remains severely undersupplied in Sacramento. A combination of regulatory loosening and an underused FHA program could create a meaningful entry point...

Greater Boston Listings Jump This Spring – But Only Suburban Homes Are Selling Fast

Buyers searching for homes in Greater Boston this spring are seeing a clear split: more properties are hitting the market, but only some are...

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...

Oklahoma City Rental Supply Grows as Accidental Landlords Give Tenants More Negotiating Power

The conventional drivers of rental supply — new construction, institutional acquisitions, and build-to-rent development — have long been the focus of market analysis. But...

Hotel-to-Residential Conversions Outpace Office Projects Across U.S. Markets

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...

Pocatello, Idaho Homes Under $400K Are Selling Fast – But Higher-Priced Listings Are Lingering

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...

Why Central New Jersey Investors Are Thinking 10 Years, Not 3 – And What That Means for Your Money

Just a few years ago, buying rental property in central New Jersey was straightforward. Rents and home prices were climbing, and investors could secure...

Boston’s North Shore Sees Gentrification, Rising Prices & Shrinking Inventory

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 Legal Maze: How New Tenant Protections Are Changing Real Estate Investment Strategies

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...

First-Time Buyers Are Struggling in Metuchen – But Million-Dollar Homes Are Selling Fast

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...

Midwest Multifamily Development Finds Opportunity Where Institutions Fear to Tread

As major real estate markets contend with oversupply and declining returns, a growing set of developers is finding success in overlooked secondary markets across...

Phoenix Real Estate Market Shows Signs of Recovery as Buyer and Seller Expectations Align

The Phoenix residential real estate market is regaining momentum after two years of slower activity, as sellers adjust pricing strategies and buyers respond to...

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OneWall Communities Expands Third-Party Management to Over 5,000 Units with 12 Southern Properties

OneWall Communities has added 12 workforce housing properties to its third-party management portfolio spanning Texas, Florida, Georgia, Arkansas, and Kansas, expanding the Northeast-based operator’s...

San Antonio’s Real Estate Market Settles Into New Equilibrium After Two Decades of Swings

San Antonio’s real estate market is stabilizing after two decades of dramatic ups and downs, according to Jerry Newman, a veteran agent with Brown...

How the Lock-In Effect Is Reshaping Hoboken’s Housing Market

Hoboken, New Jersey’s residential market offers a clear window into what’s happening across high-demand urban markets in the Northeast. Constrained inventory, rising rents, and...

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...

Queens Buyers Are Moving From Starter Homes to Investment Properties – Here’s Why

Queens homebuyers are no longer focused on trading up to bigger houses. Increasingly, those who bought their first home five or ten years ago...

The Case for Shopping Stale Listings in a Competitive Starter-Home Market

First-time homebuyers in Rhode Island are struggling to compete for move-in-ready properties, but there are alternatives for those willing to adjust their expectations, according...