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Steve Marcinuk
09 Feb 2026

South Florida’s approach to mixed-use development is changing rapidly, shaped by new consumer expectations, economic pressures, and lessons from international markets. Developers in the region are adopting more complex strategies to respond to regulatory shifts and adapt to a market that now demands more than a blend of residential, retail, and office space. Nicolas Pinzon, ...

Steve Marcinuk
09 Feb 2026

Manhattan’s residential real estate market is defying its usual seasonal slowdown, with activity surging since November and continuing through the typically quiet winter months. Ann Ferguson, principal broker and founder of Ann Ferguson LLC, a veteran Manhattan broker with 25 years of experience, says this year’s pattern stands out sharply from previous cycles. “Usually, the ...

Steve Marcinuk
09 Feb 2026

The Greater Hartford metropolitan area has rapidly become one of the most active housing markets in the country, creating both new opportunities and complex challenges for development officials. The heightened demand is driving a wave of investment in residential construction, office-to-housing conversions, and infrastructure upgrades throughout Connecticut’s capital region. David Steuber, Executive Director of the ...

Steve Marcinuk
09 Feb 2026

The Manhattan residential market is showing signs of renewed activity as mortgage rates fall from their recent highs, drawing cautious buyers back while inventory remains tight. After an extended slowdown through much of 2025, early 2026 indicators suggest a possible spring rebound for New York’s luxury residential sector. Emma Kerins, Licensed Associate Real Estate Broker ...

Steve Marcinuk
09 Feb 2026

While many Connecticut markets have slowed, Waterbury and its surrounding area continue to see steady real estate activity. Lynn LaForme, a top-producing agent at Showcase Realty with over $120 million in career sales across nearly 1,000 transactions, has watched the local market shift from the fast-paced pandemic years to today’s more measured environment. “Many markets ...

Steve Marcinuk
09 Feb 2026

The residential construction industry faces a widespread quality issue that most homebuyers do not anticipate. Many buyers assume that a new home guarantees high quality, but in reality, standard construction often falls short, and a growing group of builders is working to change that. Cary DeCamp, Managing Director of Kala Performance Homes in Kansas City, ...

Steve Marcinuk
03 Feb 2026

The pandemic reshaped real estate markets across the country, but few places saw as pronounced a change as Litchfield County, Connecticut. Once a quiet enclave known mainly to a handful of Manhattan insiders, the region has become a top destination for luxury second-home buyers seeking an alternative to the crowded, high-profile Hamptons. William Melnick, associate ...

Steve Marcinuk
03 Feb 2026

Manhattan’s luxury real estate market is charting a path distinct from national trends, with ultra-high-end sales, by some accounts, climbing by 58% even as mid-market segments decline by 10%. This sharp divide highlights the unique dynamics at play for New York’s most expensive properties, where buyer confidence, financial strength, and limited inventory have combined to ...

Steve Marcinuk
03 Feb 2026

As 2026 begins, Manhattan’s residential real estate market is defined by uncertainty and hesitation. While headlines often highlight volatility and dramatic swings, agents and investors working directly in the market see a more layered reality. Today’s environment presents both obstacles and openings for buyers, sellers, and investors who are willing to look past the noise ...

Steve Marcinuk
03 Feb 2026

The Atlanta real estate market is approaching a pivotal moment, with local experts noting early signs of renewed momentum even as many buyers remain hesitant due to elevated interest rates. After years of volatility and rapid change, agents and investors report a gradual shift toward more stable conditions, though not without continued challenges. Adrian Provost, ...