The conventional image of coworking expansion involves planting flags in as many cities as possible. For operators managing multiple flexible workspace locations across Florida, Texas, and Georgia, the math points in a different direction: density within a market matters more than breadth across markets. Kevin Priddy leads Priddy Spaces, a holding company operating 12 coworking ...
Over the past two years, cities and states have passed roughly 250 zoning rule changes and nearly 180 state-level housing laws aimed at loosening the restrictions that once made it illegal to build more than one home on a lot. The stated goal is to chip away at the “missing middle,” the housing stock between ...
In a wobbly economy, small cost differences start to matter. In Pittsburgh, the gap between city and suburban tax rates has become large enough to redirect buyer behavior, and agents working across Allegheny County are watching demand shift accordingly. The city of Pittsburgh levies a 3% local income tax and a 5% transfer tax on ...
For years, real estate professionals have treated search engine optimization as the primary way to attract online leads. Build a website, optimize for keywords, maintain an IDX feed, and wait for Google to do its work. That playbook is now incomplete. A growing share of consumer queries, particularly the kind that begin with “who’s the ...
A town of 32,000 people should not have trouble keeping homes on the market. But in Pekin, Illinois, a community about 20 minutes from Peoria, only 67 residential listings were active as of September 2026. In a typical year, that number would sit between 180 and 200. A year and a half ago, it dropped ...
A home on Chicago’s West Side that went under contract in 30 to 40 days three years ago now takes two to three months, according to Esther Gonzalez, a listing agent with Solaris Enterprises Inc. (doing business as Solaris Real Estate). The properties haven’t changed. Neither have the asking prices. What changed is the cost ...
Builders in North Texas are offering interest rates near 4.9% and design-center credits worth $60,000 to $80,000, according to Heather Gill, a residential agent with eXp Realty who has worked the North Texas market for nearly a decade. For resale homeowners trying to sell in the same corridors, that competition is creating a pricing problem ...
Most of Cincinnati’s housing was built before the 1930s. That used to be a selling point: charming Italianate architecture, walkable historic neighborhoods, character that newer suburbs couldn’t replicate. But that aging stock is now colliding with a harder insurance environment, rising material costs, and buyers who increasingly refuse to take on renovation work. The result, ...
In a county where the median age is 57 and a third of deals close in cash, property type now determines whether a sale closes in weeks or stalls for months. Single-family homes in Citrus County, Florida, are trading steadily, with prices ticking up a few percentage points year over year, according to Bruce Brunk, ...
Austin’s widely cited year-over-year price decline of roughly 20 percent aggregates dozens of submarkets with vastly different fundamentals, and the distortion may be costing investors who rely on metro-wide data to evaluate opportunities, according to Nitin Kumar, an agent with eXp Realty who was the brokerage’s top-producing agent nationally by homes sold last year. In ...
Renovated properties are sitting on the market longer in many parts of the country, and that alone is enough to break the math that made fix-and-flip investing work. When a rehabbed home used to sell in weeks, the model tolerated thin margins and short holding costs. When it sits for months instead, carrying costs erode ...
Buyers entering the Boulder, Colorado real estate market expecting a relaxed pace are getting a different experience. Despite national headlines about sluggish activity, well-priced listings in the Front Range market are generating enough competition that some first-time buyers cycle through multiple contracts before securing a property, not because they are being outbid every time, but ...
The Dallas–Fort Worth housing market is often discussed in aggregate, but the headline numbers conceal a more specific problem: buyers and sellers are stuck in a standoff driven by mismatched expectations, and the standoff plays out differently from one neighborhood to the next. Kristyn Fuston, a residential agent with eXp Realty who focuses on VA ...
Philadelphia’s median sale price continues to inch up one to two percent annually across most zip codes, a statistic that suggests a stable, readable market. For investors entering the city’s fix-and-flip space, that number is misleading. According to Aziz Dali, a real estate investor and agent at Realty Mark Cityscape who has completed close to ...
The gap between what entry-level buyers in Maine can afford and what the housing stock actually offers is not a matter of timing or interest rates. It is a supply problem with no clear solution on the horizon, and it is reshaping how families in the state approach homeownership altogether, according to Josh Cousineau, who ...
