Demographics Is the California Housing Market Making a Comeback? The Golden State was not having a very golden year as former residents started fleeing for more affordable cities due to California’s...
Zoning Will Nebraska Become the Second State to Pass a Statewide Zoning Law? Nebraska may be the next frontier for upzoning to increase housing affordability. Following in the footsteps of Virginia, California, and...
Demographics How Long Are Homeowners and Renters Willing to Commute to Work? You would be hard pressed to find a homeowner that would willingly choose to commit to a long commute if they could help it. In fact, it is...
New-Home Sales How These 5 Principles of Social Work Can Help Builders Reach Millennials Millennials are projected to be the largest homebuying demographic this year. But it has taken a while for the generation to jump into...
Codes + Standards Less Than 40% of Boston’s Three-Bedroom Homes Occupied by Families Less than 40 percent of three-bedroom homes in Greater Boston’s core house families with children. Much of that housing is occupied by...
Opinion The Highs and Lows of Legalized Marijuana in Local Real Estate Markets When Illinois legalized recreational marijuana in January, the state announced it raked in nearly $11 million in the first five days. People...
Construction Will 2020 Revitalize Construction Hiring? Are you in the woes of filling a new position? You are not alone: The estimated number of job openings increased in December to 239,000 from...
Builders Taylor Morrison Exits Slow-Selling Chicago Market, No Plan to Return Taylor Morrison, the sixth largest home builder in the nation, sold 232 of its suburban lots to a competitor, effectively pulling out of the...
Multifamily Are Build-to-Rents the Next Power Move in Multifamily? Move over, apartments. Build-to-rents are the future of multifamily, according to Bruce McNeilage, the CEO of Kinloch Partners. They provide...
Demographics Top 10 Hottest Markets That Are Attracting Homebuyers It is common knowledge that many people are moving from big cities such as New York City and San Francisco to escape the crushing cost of...