$2 Million in Washington, D.C. won’t Buy You Luxury Anymore. Here’s What Will
The number that used to signal luxury in Washington, DC, has shifted. Not overnight, and not in any single headline. But talk to agents...
Charlotte, North Carolina Short-Term Rental Market Splits Into Two Tiers
As Charlotte, North Carolina’s short-term rental (STR) supply has grown from a few hundred listings to thousands, a clear divide has emerged between properties...
Steamboat Springs, Colorado: $1.6 Billion in Construction Outpaces Town Infrastructure
Few places in the American West have undergone as swift a transformation as Steamboat Springs, Colorado. Once anchored by ranching and recreational skiing, the...
Luxury Development Is Threatening to Destroy What Makes Steamboat Springs, Colorado Special
Steamboat Springs, Colorado, has long stood apart from the glitzy resort towns of the American West, built on ranching culture, reliable snowfall, and a...
Proposed Second-Home Surcharges in New York City May Drive Pied-Ã -Terre Buyers From Condos to Hotels
New York City’s luxury real estate market has weathered financial crises, pandemics, and interest rate cycles. But Jed Garfield, owner and managing partner of...
How California Vacation Home Buyers Are Setting the Pace – And How That Shapes Negotiations
Coronado, California, often seen as a haven for Navy families and retirees, is now dominated by vacation-home buyers whose preferences and strategies are reshaping...