As home prices have skyrocketed and inventory diminished, and families sought more living space, rental houses have become an attractive solution. Here is why they appeal–and what you should know.

Clients with money may embark on an unexpected real estate shopping spree in their near future. Key Takeaways: The saying that what goes up must come down captures the situation

Some developers of color are working to close the homeownership gap; however, change must come about in how projects are awarded and incentivized. Since 2019 when they purchased their inaugural

No matter the name you give it, housing that meets essential workers’ housing needs remains in short supply in many communities. “Workforce housing” has long been understood to refer to

Realtor.com(r)’s “My Home” dashboard gives homeowners an estimate of the potential income from renting out their property. Nearly 40% of homeowners have or would consider subletting part of their primary

Developers are taking notice, transforming neglected retail space into popular spots for fans of America’s fastest-growing sport – American football. Empty big-box retail stores and vacant anchor stores in defunct

Economists anticipate an easing from the Federal Reserve within four to six months as government data becomes aligned with real-time information. Matt Vance, senior director and senior economist with CBRE,

“Real estate professionals are at an inflection point that will require both innovation and adaptation in order to create a resilient real estate landscape for tomorrow,” according to a new

Wellness, adaptable space and innovation top an architecture firm’s list of anticipated popular commercial features in 2019. Wellness has been on the minds of commercial real estate businesses in the

The Federal Reserve is considering rent growth as part of its inflation calculations, which may impact when rates will be cut. Commercial real estate could stand to benefit immensely from