Tag: economics
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The Number of Homes for Sale Reaches Highest Level Since 2019—Even in Pandemic ‘Boomtowns’
In the dynamic world of real estate, change is the only constant. The pandemic sent the market into overdrive, but higher mortgage rates had slowed the pace—until now. The number of homes for sale has surged, reaching the highest levels since 2019, even in the pandemic ‘boomtowns.’ Market Surge: Key Insights According to Realtor.com®’s senior…
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First-Time Homebuyers Are Snapping Up Homes in These Surprising States
Despite challenging conditions in the housing market, first-time homebuyers, especially millennials, are making significant strides in certain states. The latest market outlook report from Freddie Mac reveals interesting trends that real estate developers and investors should pay close attention to as we move forward into 2025. Rising Share of First-Time Buyers Freddie Mac reports that…
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Manhattan Investment Volume Set to Skyrocket by 76% This Year
As commercial real estate (CRE) investors begin to ramp up their activity in Manhattan, the market is showing signs of significant growth. According to a property sales report from Avison Young, Manhattan posted $3.2 billion in dollar volume for the third quarter, with 80 transactions recorded. These figures represent a 29 percent increase in transactions…
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Real Estate Market Insights: National Report
The housing market continues to evolve, reflecting broader economic trends and shifts in consumer behavior. The National report from Matrix provides key insights into current market conditions, highlighting the interplay between supply, demand, and economic factors that are shaping the landscape for real estate developers and investors. Key Takeaways Regional Highlights The report breaks down…
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High Vacancies Cost Dallas, Houston $3B in Office Rents Yearly
With a combined 103 million square feet of empty office space, Dallas and Houston are grappling with a significant economic challenge. These high vacancy rates are costing the cities an estimated $3.18 billion in potential rental income each year, raising concerns among real estate developers and investors. By The Numbers Dallas currently has 53 million…
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Window of Opportunity Opens for CRE Investment
The commercial real estate (CRE) market is on the brink of a potential investment boom, according to a recent report from Oxford Economics. After years of volatility, one of the biggest challenges for real estate developers and investors is determining the right time to dive back into the market. Has the market hit bottom, or…
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Understanding Inflation and Its Impact on Real Estate
Despite slowing inflation over the past two years, there’s a noticeable gap between official data and what many Americans experience daily. Real estate investors and developers must consider these dynamics to navigate the market effectively. What’s Behind the Disconnect? The disconnect is partly due to: Global Economic Outlook The International Monetary Fund (IMF) indicates that…
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Home Prices Are Plummeting in Some of the Nation’s Most Desirable Places To Live—Especially in These 10 Cities
The latest Realtor.com September Housing Market Report paints a fascinating picture of the current housing market trends in the United States. With median home prices dropping in over half of the top 50 markets, it’s becoming increasingly clear that a buyer-friendly trend is emerging. This shift provides intriguing opportunities for real estate developers, investors, and…
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Millennials: The Generation Shaping Relocation Decisions Through Political Views
A recent survey by Realtor.com® highlights a compelling trend: millennials are increasingly allowing political considerations to influence their decisions about where to live. According to the findings, one-third of millennials (33%) view national politics as a significant factor in their relocation choices—outpacing all other age groups, including Gen Z (25%), Gen X (21%), and baby…
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Corporate Travel & Events Surge, Boosting Hotel Revenues
Group travel revenue per room rose 6.8% in the first eight months of 2024, outpacing inflation and driving lodging growth. Corporate retreats and group travel are experiencing a resurgence, significantly boosting hotel revenues as other travel segments slow. Financial and technology companies are leading this rebound, ensuring a robust demand for corporate events, booked years…
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