A Lot More Listings Happening Than Sales Happening

A report from Newsweek. "A rising number of homes for sale in Florida are seeing sellers slashing prices in an attempt to offload their properties quickly, according to Zillow. Newsweek reported last week that, as of early on Monday, March 4, there were 47,335 homes listed on Zillow with a price...
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Some Owners, Eager To Cash Out, Will Accept The Price

A report from the Newport Daily News in Rhode Island. "The City Council is considering asking its legislative delegation to submit a bill that would allow the city to impose a 3% tax on real estate sales over $2 million. 'Our average price in Newport is about $800,000 and that does not get you...
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When Your Main Source Of Investment Falls

A report from Business Insider. "Owners are trying to unload units in the face of the skyrocketing costs of maintaining an apartment in Florida. At the same time, prospective buyers are driven away by those same fees. 'It's definitely been a slow-motion train wreck,' said Joe Humphfner, who owns a...
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Everything Was Going Well, And All Of A Sudden — Bingo

A report from the Orange County Register. "It was a weaker-than-average early winter for Southern California home prices. December and January are known for price dips as house hunters shy from closing on a home purchase around the holidays. My trusty spreadsheet tells me Southern California homes...
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Demand Is A Gazelle And Supply Is An Elephant

A report from KELO in South Dakota. "The housing market the past few years has been a fast-paced affair. 'In late 2022, however, interest rates began to rise once more. “That same buyer who was pre-qualifies at $450k — they lost a lot of affordability,' Maggie Miller with Hegg Realtors explained....
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The Property Sector Is No Longer A Sunrise Business

A report from Patch New York. "Turns out it's not just Knicks management who sometimes make pricey deals that don't pay off. Former New York Knicks player Samuel Dalembert recently sold off an Upper East Side investment property for a $3.3 million loss, records show. The 6-foot-11 inch,...
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During The Boom Time, Everybody's A Hero

A report from Sarasota Magazine in Florida. "It’s not just a flash in the pan. The local real estate market’s inventory is sustaining growth. In Sarasota County, active inventory for single-family homes increased by 75.4 percent, to 3,135 listings. The condo supply increased by 124 percent, to...
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This Is The End Of The Evil Real Estate Empire

A report from the Herald Tribune. "Throughout much of Florida, including nearby markets such as Tampa and Orlando, standing months of inventory remain comparable to national levels and are moving in tandem. However, in Sarasota and Naples, we are witnessing something far different, which implies we...
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