Real Estate News
How To Deal With Letters Of Credit From Silicon Valley Or Signature Bank
Are your letters of credit now worthless? How do "bridge banks" factor in? Read More
How This Developer Is Tackling The Water Crisis —With Howard Buffett’s Help
Several years ago, I stood near a trailer park in downtown Las Vegas, listening to Zappos founder Tony Hsieh explain why the city didn’t really have a water problem. Read More
New Harvard Report Stresses Need For Adding Accessibility To America’s Housing Stock
As the share of older adults and multi-generational households grow, more homeowners are likely to take on accessibility projects. Read More
How Homeownership Is Life Changing for Many Women
Throughout Women’s History Month, we reflect on the impact women have in our lives, and that includes impact on the housing market. Read More
Study: High Number of Buyers Still Move State-to-State
In Feb., the number of buyers searching listings outside their state dropped 3.6% year-to-year – but those looking locally fell 14.4%. 5 Fla. metros are top go-to spots. Read More
Supreme Court Will Hear Disability Activist Lawsuit
The U.S. Supreme Court will consider whether a Fla. woman who filed over 600 lawsuits against hotels has “standing” to sue since she never planned to visit them. Read More
Belt Tightening? Six Cost-Cutting Tips
When sales decline, agents look for ways to trim pennies – but it’s not always a smart move to cut back on some expenses. Consider how it could impact business. Read More
Consumers Grew a Bit More Confident in March
The confidence index rose from 103.4 (Feb.) to 104.2, with future outlooks rosier than current ones. Many consumers plan to cut down on “highly discretionary” spending. Read More
Case-Shiller: Prices Still Up – but Not as Much
Jan. prices rose 3.8% compared to 5.6% in Dec., in part due to up-and-down mortgage rates. But Miami ranked No. 1 with a 13.8% jump, with Tampa No. 2 at 10.5%. Read More