Tag: Housing Market
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What we are working on right now
We are buying land for residential development in the following markets: Myrtle Beach-North Myrtle Beach, SCConway, FLCape Coral-Fort Myers, FLDeltona-Daytona Beach-Ormond Beach, FLNorth Port-Bradenton-Sarasota, FLCharleston-North Charleston-Summerville, SCLakeland-Winter Haven, FLCharlotte-Gastonia-Concord, NC-SCJacksonville, FLPort St. Lucie, FLTampa-St. Petersburg-Clearwater, FLFayetteville-Springdale-Rogers, AR-MOKnoxville, TNPalm Bay-Melbourne-Titusville, FLRaleigh-Cary, NCChattanooga, TNNashville-Davidson–Murfreesboro–Franklin, TNHuntsville, ALOklahoma City, OKWinston-Salem, NCPensacola-Ferry Pass-Brent, FLIndianapolis-Carmel, INLas Vegas-Paradise, NVBoise City-Nampa, IDReno-Sparks, NV…
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Real Estate in 2023: Exploring the Top 5 Emerging Trends
Real Estate in 2023: Exploring the Top 5 Emerging Trends Real estate ranks as one of the most profitable industries for investors. With ever-changing trends, this sector has its fair share of highs and lows. But in the past few years, the real estate industry has grown due to an uptick in demand. If you’re…
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Residents in Florida cities are leaving the state. Here’s where they’re going, by city
Redfin recently released a report that a record 25% of the house hunters on their site are considering a new city. It’s part of an overarching migration across America. People in large metropolises are moving to more affordable locations, while many others are working remotely post-pandemic, allowing for location independence. In some of Florida’s largest centers, the…
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Multifamily’s secret weapon against recession? Proptech
Recessions are nothing new to the American economy, and some industries have proven to be resilient during even the toughest of times. The multifamily property industry has shown this resilience through five recessions in the last forty years while also surviving a global pandemic that crippled many other sectors. What strategies are owners and operators…
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The U.S. Banks With the Most Uninsured Deposits
Today, there is at least $7 trillion in uninsured bank deposits in America. This dollar value is roughly three times that of Apple’s market capitalization, or about equal to 30% of U.S. GDP. Uninsured deposits are ones that exceed the $250,000 limit insured by the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC), which was actually increased from $100,000 after…
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The Search for Clarity: Multifamily and Commercial Real Estate Investing in 2023
For the last fifteen years, multifamily and commercial real estate investors surfed a rising wave of increasing property valuations buoyed by abundant and cheap capital. But in 2022 the ebb currents gained the upper hand and liquidity washed away. The culprit? The return to higher interest rates powered by the Fed’s wrestling match with inflation.…
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We Are Entering The Best Real Estate Market Opportunity Since 2008.
If you own a home or have been interested in buying one, you are aware of the sizeable U.S. residential real estate downturn. Sales numbers are dropping to their lowest rates since 2020, but interest rates continue to rise to around 6.5%. This scenario doesn’t mean investors should look to another option viewed as less…
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Is the housing market about to crash? Here’s what experts say
After a record-breaking run that saw mortgage rates plunge to all-time lows and home prices soar to new highs, the U.S. housing market is finally slowing. Home sales had declined for 11 consecutive months as of December 2022, and home values seem to have peaked. While demand and price gains are cooling, any correction is…
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Florida Real Estate Forecast Next 5 Years: Will it Crash?
Inflation and high-interest rates remained an issue for purchasers in the Florida housing market in 2022, according to the latest housing data from Florida Realtors®. However, the state’s housing market recorded higher median prices and a larger inventory (active listings) compared to a year ago. In 2022, the closed sales of single-family homes statewide were 287,352, down…
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The 10 best cities to buy a home in 2023 are all in the South
Even with rising homeownership costs squeezing out buyers, some real estate markets will remain hot in 2023, mostly due to their relative affordability compared with the rest of the U.S., a new forecast finds. The top places have something else in common, too: They’re all located in the South. Based on a variety of factors, including…
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