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In the Twin Cities South Metro, Middle-Market Homes Are Stuck Between Builder Incentives and Rising Rates
The most competitive segment of the Twin Cities housing...
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Santa Barbara, California’s Tight Housing Supply Is Structural, Not Cyclical
Most housing markets along the California coast have loosened...
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Traditional Open Houses Losing Appeal as Sellers Push Back on Privacy Concerns
The days of chocolate chip cookies and Sunday-afternoon open houses may be numbered, according to one prominent Texas real estate leader who oversees nearly...
Boise, Idaho Luxury Home Market Attracts Buyers from Across the U.S.
Boise, Idaho, has spent the better part of a decade quietly becoming one of the stronger residential markets in the American West. What started...
Demand for Small Offices Soars, Large Spaces Struggle With Vacancies, Massachusetts Report Finds
Small commercial spaces are experiencing unprecedented demand in Massachusetts while larger spaces struggle to find tenants, according to a leading commercial real estate expert...
Sterling Heights Tackles Commercial Vacancy with Flexible Zoning Approach
The fourth largest city in Michigan is pioneering a comprehensive strategy to address the challenge of mid-sized commercial vacancies that have become difficult to...
Fixer-Uppers Are Sitting in Westchester — While Move-In Ready Homes Spark Bidding Wars
In Westchester County, a clear divide has emerged in the housing market. Inventory remains tight, and buyers are eager, but not every home is...
‘Only Two Companies Would Insure Us, Now There’s One,’ Says LA Broker Warning of Coverage Crisis
Los Angeles real estate expert Sara Skelton, a Realtor at eXP Realty and host of The LA Real Estate Podcast, says California’s property insurance...