Jay Noh
Good Property Plcmt/Mngmt Co. 4 rough part of Baltimore City
Hi. Having trouble finding a good property placement and management co for the 400 block of North Curley St. in Baltimore. I've been told that it's an up and coming area, with continuing development connected to fai...
Johnny Harrington
Why is my buyer's agent so motivated to only review pocket listings?
I understand that once a property is listed, the competition grows, and the pool of people with awareness of the offering increases... but this one just went live, fits all his criteria: the price, the CAP rate, the...
Andrew Turner
Continued Development in 'Stalling' Markets of ITP Atlanta
We are seeing more planned developments and continued growth in pockets of Atlanta that have experienced a slow-down or stall regarding retail SFRs. Places like West End, Pittsburgh, Decatur and more were of high inte...
Jon H.
Interest rates impacting development planning
We're currently halfway through development planning (including soft costs) to a coastal multifamily development project. Looking for any anecdotal references on developers who have delayed current WIP projects due to...
David Ivy
November 2017 Market Report
The November 2017 Central Texas Housing Market Report is out from the Austin Board of REALTORS®. For the second month in a row, single-family home sales increased broadly across the Austin-Round Rock Metropolitan Stat...
Caroline Davis
WILL INFLATION AND CONSTRUCTION COSTS CHANGE THE CRE LANDSCAPE?
Food for thought. Thought I would share an article I came across.Will Inflation And Construction Costs Change the CRE Landscape? (matthews.com)WILL INFLATION AND CONSTRUCTION COSTS CHANGE THE CRE LANDSCAPE?
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Tyson Scheutze
Lessons from the "Missing Middle"
In this week’s blog, I am turning it back over to COLE THOMPSON. He continues with Part Two of his three-part series.
In the ever-changing landscape of residential construction and development in the southeastern Uni...
Fabricio James
"Best Areas to Invest in Real Estate: Texas and Florida Edition"
Here are some areas in Texas and Florida that are currently attractive for real estate investment due to economic growth, population increase, and urban development:
In Texas:
Austin:Reason: It's a tech hub that con...
David Ivy
May 2019 Austin Market Report
The May 2019 Central Texas Housing Market Report is out from the Austin Board of REALTORS® (ABoR). The median single-family home sold for a record-breaking $407,400 in the city of Austin. That's a 6% increase from May...
David Ivy
October 2020 Austin Market Report
If you locked yourself in a room for 2020 and only paid attention to the Austin area real estate market, you might have little clue of currently lingering global pandemic and significant economic challenges it current...