The most competitive segment of the Twin Cities housing market isn’t where most people assume. In the south metro – an area spanning Burnsville, Lakeville, Prior Lake, and surrounding communities – the lower end moves quickly and the upper end has been surprisingly active. The middle of the market is stuck, squeezed by a dynamic that has less to do with demand than with what builders can offer that existing homeowners cannot.
Jason Huerkamp, co-founder of Huerkamp Home Group of Keller Williams Preferred Realty, has operated in this market since 2001 and currently runs a 32-agent team across the Twin...
Alameda, California, sits less than ten miles from downtown San Francisco, connected to Oakland by bridges and a tunnel. It has roughly 80,000 residents,...
Most cash offers in Marin County don’t come from tech workers carrying suitcases of stock-sale proceeds. They come from parents funding a child’s purchase,...
By the numbers, Clark County, Washington, remains in seller’s market territory. At 3.9 months of inventory, the metro area just north of Portland, Oregon,...
The partnership will feature Eakin, a Certified International Property Specialist (CIPS) and the second person ever to receive NAR’s CIPS Excellence Award, as an...
The national conversation about housing being “stuck” does not map neatly onto every local market. In Tahoe-Truckee, according to Christy Morrison, broker and owner...