Published by Forbes.com | March 20, 2025 Private equity is often blamed for the rampant increase in housing prices nationwide. Is this blame justified? Some Wall Street investors have turned their attention to buying single-family houses around the United States, renting them out for a monthly return and then selling when it makes sense for …
Should Wall Street Stay Out Of The Nation’s Housing Market? Read More »
Published by Mainstar Trust | August 9, 2021 For investors looking to diversify their investments within the real estate industry, note investing can seem like a promising avenue to pursue. Many self-directed investors start out opening a self-directed retirement account because they want to invest in real estate. Once they have added a few rental …
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Published by REALTOR.com | March 20, 2025 President Donald Trump’s administration has taken the first step toward fulfilling his campaign promise of opening up some federal land to build new homes and boost the nation’s housing supply. Department of Interior Secretary Doug Burgum and Housing and Urban Development Secretary Scott Turner on Monday announced a …
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Published by Newsweek | February 23, 2025 Insurance has been a major issue in the Sunshine State in recent years, as hurricanes and storms have had a devastating impact. As Florida homeowners recover from years of skyrocketing insurance premiums and coverage cuts, a new study report obtained by the Miami Herald and Tampa Bay Times …
Florida Insurers Sent Billions to Affiliates While Claiming Losses Read More »
A Blog Article by Real Property Management Most of the time, long vacancies are the result of just a few common problems, whether that’s pricing, marketing, or issues with the property itself. You’ve listed your rental property, posted the photos, and waited for the applications to roll in—but it’s still sitting vacant. A vacant property …
Published by Think Realty | March 13, 2025 Failure to properly handle FIRPTA withholding can leave buyers responsible for a hefty tax bill. Did you know real estate buyers in the U.S. are required to ensure the seller is either a U.S. citizen or has a U.S. government-issued tax identification number? Otherwise, the buyer could …
Published by REALTOR.com | March 10, 2025 The supply gap improved moderately in 2024, but the country still fell 3.8 million units short of meeting demand relative to new household formations and pent-up demand. The U.S. housing shortage will take more than seven years to fix at the current rate of construction, according to a …
Published by REALTOR.com | March 7, 2025 Parts of the U.S. with low to moderate property tax rates have been seeing an influx of retirees who are leaving areas with high tax rates. Sky-high property taxes in large metros like New York City, Philadelphia, and Chicago are driving retirees out and fueling an internal migration …
Older Americans Are Moving Out of These States as Property Taxes Soar Read More »
Published by Think Realty | March 6, 2025 The real estate market isn’t just seasonal—change your marketing strategy to synchronize with your audience’s mindset and appetite. Real estate is a game of cycles, and every savvy investor knows it. It’s no secret that what goes up must come down. In real estate, these patterns can …
Published by Harvard Business Review | July 23, 2024 The risks of U.S. commercial banks being overexposed to CRE have intensified as the global pandemic upended long-held economic assumptions: perpetually subdued inflation, low interest rates, and in-office work. U.S. banks face a reckoning: Over the next two years, more than $1 trillion in commercial real …
U.S. Commercial Real Estate Is Headed Toward a Crisis Read More »
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