Real Estate Week in Review For July 1, 2023

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The negative momentum triggered by spiking interest rates, a shift to remote and hybrid work and inflation is causing some real estate players to tumble over.  And this week it was hard to ignore. Due to those sharp increases in interest rates, Tides Equities co-founders, Sean Kia and Ryan Andrade, told investors to expect capital […]

House hunting is no picnic. Guess what? It's about to get harder

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In the last week of June, the number of homes for sale fell below year-ago levels for the first time in 59 weeks.

Monthly Research Update Report Keeps You Current

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Strengthen your knowledge of real estate trends with the latest housing market data and economic information in a new, accessible NAR report.

How Multifamily Owners Are Capitalizing on a Changing Market

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John Griggs of Presidium says he is guardedly optimistic about future growth—and the North Texas market is the right place to be for decades to come.

US regulators ask lenders to work with stressed commercial real estate firms By Reuters

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US regulators ask lenders to work with stressed commercial real estate firms

Rhode Island bound? Home prices there just broke records.

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And the median cost of a condo jumped by double digits.

Top tips for home buyers with Main Place Real Estate

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Decatur, Ill. (WCIA) Since at least 1981, single women have bought more homes than single men each year, and they make up 17% of all households. The rise in women pursuing homeownership hasn’…

Pre-Revolutionary home where famous actors lived is on market for $4.975M. See inside

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A pre-Revolutionary War farmhouse built by the first family of Palisades, New York’s, secluded Snedens Landing neighborhood is back on the market.

You can still buy a house, or condo, for $300K in RI. Here's what the market looks like.

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Pre-pandemic, $300,000 was above the media selling price in Rhode Island. Now, there are options, but they are few and you have to move quick.

Navigating the transformative path of Charlotte’s real estate market

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After years of bragging rights to phenomenal growth, the Charlotte region’s commercial real estate market is in a holding pattern for many sectors as investors look for more certain signs from the economy.