Real Estate News & Insights

Source: The News Herald --- The wild ride for home sales — fueled for nearly two years by a pandemic, low-interest rates and shifting work-leisure lifestyles — is slowing. Like much of the nation, the Downriver real estate market is expected to moderate in 2022, but...

Source: The Central Virginian --- The Louisa County real estate market is slowing down slightly, according to the most recent data from Charlottesville Area Association of Realtors.  The fourth quarter is typically the slowest quarter of the year and 2021 is true to...

Source: The Real Deal --- The booming Texas property market shows few signs of faltering in 2022, at least when it comes to the state’s four largest cities. That’s the conclusion of four commercial real estate lawyers interviewed by Texas Lawyer who point to strong...

Source: Boston Business Journal --- The ongoing Covid-19 pandemic did little to slow the boom in commercial and residential development across Greater Boston. From expansive development proposals in South Boston, Allston and Fenway, a $13 million Seaport penthouse and...

Source: Architectural Digest --- It’s no secret that the real estate industry has grown more and more frenetic and hard to predict over the past couple of years. While it used to be safe to say that New York and L.A. were the most expensive areas in the country for...

Source: Realtor.com --- The number of home buyers who signed a contract to purchase a home in November declined, as high home prices give buyers pause. Pending home sales decreased 2.2% in November compared with October, the National Association of...

Source: CNBC --- The Covid-19 pandemic upended the home-buying process. Historically-low mortgage rates coupled with an inventory shortage created a red hot market, with houses selling within hours of being listed, often for well over asking price. No one knows...

Source: Forbes --- The “Build Back Better” plan initially proposed up to $3.5 trillion in spending. This figure has since been scaled back to $1.75 trillion. The new bill cut out a lot of items. However, many items such as universal free pre-k for 3- and 4-year-olds...

Source: Crossroads Today --- From super-low mortgage rates to sky-high home prices, 2021 has seen a number of real estate records fall. The housing market continually outdid itself this year, seeming to set new records every month thanks to a home buying rush that...