It’s nothing like the heyday of 2019, but the first half of 2024 has brought real momentum back for the owners of Manhattan office space. Tenants signed 11.5M SF of office leases during the first half of 2024, 11% more than through this time in 2023, Read More
Back in 2020 I wrote a quick rundown of the U.S. real estate market in charts to show how the pandemic was impacting the housing market. It’s been a few years so it’s time to update those charts. The existing home months’ Read More
Published: Sun 30 Jun 2024, 1:16 PM Last updated: Sun 30 Jun 2024, 1:18 PM Dubai’s real estate market has seen three cycles of growth so far. But it saw two boom-bust cycles – first during the 2008 global financial when the Read More
You may also like: The global real estate industry is expected to reach $729.4T by 2028. That makes it one of the largest industries in the world in terms of total financial value. From a business perspective, this means that the potential Read More
Adrian Volenik June 26, 2024 at 1:17 PM According to the CEO and founder of real estate analytics firm Reventure Consulting, the Florida housing market is undergoing some big changes, resulting in housing inventory tripling in some places. This housing market downturn Read More
Are you curious about what the next 5 years hold for the U.S. housing market? The housing market is a complex and ever-changing landscape, making it difficult to predict with certainty what the next five years will hold. However, based on current Read More
Zephyr18 / Getty Images/iStockphoto “Location, location, location” is a phrase often repeated in the real estate business, meaning that where you end up buying property is where you end up making money. Lots of places in the United States are known for Read More
The US housing market is twisting the most basic principle of economics: supply and demand.C.J. Burton/Getty Images The US housing market is distorting a core principal of economics: supply and demand. Home prices soared to record highs in May, even as existing Read More
The lock-in effect that has kept U.S. housing market activity subdued probably isn’t going away this year or next year or even the year after that. It could hang over prospective buyers and sellers of existing homes for six to eight years before Read More