Tag: Rentals
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Top 10 Metros With the Largest Home Price Increases: What Investors Need to Know
Real estate investors and developers looking for high-growth opportunities should take note: Home prices surged across most U.S. metros in the last quarter, with 10 cities posting year-over-year price gains of at least 14.9%, according to the latest National Association of Realtors® (NAR) quarterly report. While high-demand coastal markets continue to command top dollar, the…
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Shovel-Ready Townhome Development Opportunity in Port Charlotte, FL
By Daniel Kaufman Real Estate At Daniel Kaufman Real Estate, we’re always looking for high-potential investment opportunities that offer strong market fundamentals and immediate development potential. That’s why we’re excited to partner with Elevation Development to present Equinox Townhomes, a premier shovel-ready townhome development in Port Charlotte, Florida. Why Port Charlotte? Port Charlotte is one…
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Vail Resorts Goes Viral: How a Strike Shut Down Slopes and Sparked a National Debate
Ski season is supposed to be about carving fresh powder and après-ski toasts—not viral strikes and social media firestorms. But that’s exactly what happened at Park City Mountain, one of Utah’s premier resorts, after more than 200 ski patrollers walked off the job. The result? Holiday chaos, long lift lines, and a bigger conversation about…
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America’s Most Affordable Ski Towns: Finding Your Winter Wonderland on a Budget
Since we’re hitting the slopes this week, I couldn’t think of a better time to explore a question I often get asked: “Where can I own a home near great skiing without breaking the bank?” If you’ve ever dreamed of waking up to snow-capped peaks, skiing fresh powder, and owning a piece of that alpine…
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The 10 Hottest Housing Markets for 2025: What’s Driving the Boom and Where to Watch
As we all know, the pandemic reshaped life as we knew it—where we work, how we connect, and even where we call home. It also turned some unlikely cities into housing market hotspots. Fast forward to 2025, and while some of those boomtowns have cooled, others are just heating up. This latest insight from the…
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Two Northeast Markets Lead the Nation for Multifamily Rent Growth
As 2024 nears its conclusion, two Northeastern cities—Providence, Rhode Island, and Hartford, Connecticut—have emerged as national leaders in multifamily rent growth. Despite the broader region’s lagging performance in recent years, these markets have surged ahead, showcasing robust rent increases of 4.1% and 3.8%, respectively, according to CoStar’s latest December 2024 data. This upward trend contrasts…
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2024 Rental Market Report: Miami Leads, But Midwest Momentum Builds
The 2024 rental market has been defined by fierce competition, with strong demand meeting limited availability across many metros. While Miami remains at the top, rising supply and increased affordability in the Midwest are signaling a geographic shift in rental dynamics—one that real estate investors and developers should watch closely. National Snapshot: Demand Holds Steady…
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Why the Housing Boom Won’t Materialize Anytime Soon: A Reality Check for Real Estate Professionals
In the lead-up to recent elections, we heard bold promises and urgent calls for building millions of new homes to address the nation’s housing crisis. Yet, the latest data on housing starts and building permits tells a much different story — one of stagnation, recession-level activity, and unmet expectations. For real estate professionals, investors, and…
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Best Cities for Renters as Minimum Wages Rise and Housing Costs Decline
Renters across the U.S. are beginning to see some relief. As rents continue to decline and minimum wages rise in key metros, the rental market is becoming slightly more affordable—offering hope to those grappling with high housing costs. According to a new Realtor.com® report, the median rent in the 50 largest metro areas dropped to…
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Why More Americans Are Choosing to Rent: CBRE Unpacks the Trend
The dream of homeownership is facing a significant affordability challenge, with more Americans opting to rent rather than buy. According to a new report by CBRE, the cost of buying a home remains substantially higher than renting, creating a wide financial gap that’s unlikely to close entirely in the near future. For real estate developers…