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 …
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Published by REALTOR.com | February 6, 2025 Texas Gov. Greg Abbott has taken aim at squatters, calling for tougher laws to protect private property from unwelcome interlopers. In his annual State of the State address, the Republican leader said he planned to crack down on squatters because it was a pressing “public safety” issue. “Private …
Published by Forbes.com | February 27, 2025 While investing in real estate sounds intimidating, it’s easier than many people think. Investing in real estate feels more like a dream than a reality for many people right now. With cities like New York, Los Angeles, and Miami being more expensive than ever, the days of starter …
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Published by REALTOR.com | February 21, 2025 A zombie foreclosure occurs when a homeowner abandons their property after receiving a foreclosure notice, but before ownership of the house is transferred. Zombie foreclosures are popping up across the U.S. as homeowners struggle to make monthly mortgage payments—with rates still hovering close to 7%. There are at …
Published by Forbes.com | February 24, 2025 Many homebuyers and renters struggle to find affordable housing – and some can’t find housing at all. House hacking is one possible solution. Housing in general — and affordable housing in particular — continues to be a major problem for many Americans. Depending on the source, there are …
What Is House Hacking, And Is It A Solution To The Housing Problem? Read More »
Published by REALTOR.com | February 21, 2025 The proposal would make Florida the first state in the country without property taxes, a prospect that has already drawn strong reactions. The Florida Legislature is considering a move to eliminate property taxes in the state, a radical step that has the backing of Gov. Ron DeSantis. If …
Governor DeSantis Backs Proposal To Eliminate Property Taxes in Florida Read More »
Published by FOX Business | February 19, 2025 President Trump has pursued a number of tariffs in recent weeks Tariffs recently announced by President Donald Trump causing worry among U.S. homebuilders. Those concerns come after the president has pursued a slew of tariffs in recent weeks, including moving to reinstate a 25% tariff on steel …
Homebuilders Are Concerned About New Tariffs and Affect on Material Costs Read More »
Published by REALTOR.com | February 14, 2025 For a century, progressives have made it harder to build new homes in prosperous areas. Workers, immigrants, and the economy pay the price. In January, the devastating wildfires in Los Angeles spurred California Gov. Gavin Newsom to do something extraordinary for a progressive politician: take aim at regulations. …
How Zoning Ruined the Housing Market in Blue-State America Read More »
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