U.S. Housing Market
12 Religious Groups Chosen for Charlotte’s Faith in Housing Initiative
The participating religious organizations have a combined total of more than 88 acres of unused property. Continue Reading 12 Religious Groups Chosen for Charlotte’s Faith in Housing Initiative
Sales to Begin Next Month at Miami’s New Colette Residences
Pricing for the units begins at $3.3 million. Continue Reading Sales to Begin Next Month at Miami’s New Colette Residences
Colorado Cities Sue State Over Housing Policies
The cities of Arvada, Aurora, Glendale, Greenwood Village, Lafayette and Westminster are in the lawsuit. Continue Reading Colorado Cities Sue State Over Housing Policies
Kentucky Home Sales Up 12.5%
According to data from Kentucky Realtors, the state had 6,188 new listings last month, Continue Reading Kentucky Home Sales Up 12.5%
NYC’s ‘Breakfast at Tiffany’s’ Townhouse Listed for $15 Million
The home’s owner, retired beverage industry executive Joseph Harkins, purchased the property 2015 for $7.4 million. Continue Reading NYC’s ‘Breakfast at Tiffany’s’ Townhouse Listed for $15 Million
Industrial real estate market sees another strong quarter
Source: Delaware Business Now --- A second quarter report from the commercial real estate firm Newmark detected no signs of a slowdown in the industrial real estate market. Activity in the Greater Philadelphia industrial market, southeastern Pennsylvania, southern New...
Five Options to Consider When a Real Estate Agent Violates the Rules
Source: Creators Syndicate --- Dear Monty: Can a real estate agent from the brokerage agency of the seller outbid your offer without it being considered a conflict of interest in New Jersey? Monty's Answer: There is limited information in your question, so it is...
Will Climate Change Concerns Impact Real Estate Investment Strategies?
Source: Up Jobs News --- Phoenix’s real estate market has been hot for quite some time, like much of the Sun Belt. According to Colliers, office, retail, and industrial investment sales in Phoenix through June 2022 totaled $4 billion. In 2021, Phoenix experienced...
‘SQUEEZED OUT’: Corporate investors swoop into Bartholomew County’s housing market
Source: The Republic --- Corporate investors have squeezed into Bartholomew County’s tight housing market, buying up dozens of homes and turning them into rentals in what analysts say is a nationwide trend that is making it harder for many first-time buyers to find...
Will Housing Prices Flatten — or Collapse?
Source: The Washington Post --- Home price appreciation is slowing fast across the country under the weight of higher mortgage rates, with typical property values even falling month-over-month in about a fifth of major metro areas in July. Clearly, the slowdown is...
Tough market: Rising mortgage rates making home buying harder
Source: Housing Wire --- The Rio Grande Valley was already struggling with housing affordability, and now higher mortgage interest rates are making it worse. That’s according to a new study from the Texas Real Estate Research Center of Texas A&M University, which...
Warren Buffett Says Real Estate Is a Lousy Investment: Why He’s Wrong
Source: The Motley Fool --- Buffett is a shrewd investor, but he's off the mark on real estate. Given that he's a billionaire many times over, it's fair to say that Warren Buffett knows a lot about being a successful investor. After all, he's made a name for himself...
US real estate market may be cooling, depending on who you ask
Source: ABC News --- Just a few months ago, the real estate market was favorable to people selling homes. The amount of buyers was increasing, the number of listings were down and interest rates were dropping, it seemed, across the country. Now, brokers are saying the...
Guess How Many of Us Hope for a Housing Crash
Source: The Street --- With home prices and mortgage rates soaring, it would seem that something has to give. So it may not surprise you to learn that 78% of Americans expect a housing-market crash, according to a study by Consumer Affairs, a consumer information...
Fair Housing: Problem Ran Deeper than Redlining
Source: Florida Realtors --- Discrimination tends to find loopholes. In the 1960s, Blacks bought homes using a land contract – but sellers held the deed and could evict for one missed payment. CHICAGO – If Robert York was ever bone tired, he didn’t show it. After...
