A balanced market, growing demand for indoor-outdoor spaces, affluent women leading decisions in the market and an increased need for multi-generational living are among the expected trends for luxury ...

It’s been a bad summer to be a well-known character on #RETwit. These influencers — household names for the online real estate community on X, formerly known as Twitter — suddenly became targets of a ...

A now-viral post has been making the rounds on real estate X (formerly known as Twitter), showing a sign outside a construction site 45 minutes north of Tampa, FL. It reads: “NEW HOMES ZERO DOWN.” “It ...

Renters have lived in their current homes for four years, on average, according to a new study. The survey of 2,000 American renters found that 28% have even stayed planted for longer, residing in ...

As we venture deeper into the age of digital assets and blockchain technology, fractional ownership is gaining ground as a practical solution for complex investment scenarios. One of the most ...

Every generation has financial woes to face, and for Gen X, there was the dot-com bubble burst, the Great Recession and the COVID-19 pandemic. Plus, many entered their careers weighed down by student ...

Data collected by the Federal Reserve shows that since 2000, baby boomers—those born between 1946 and 1964—have also enjoyed the largest share of real estate when measured by generation, a trend that ...

Real estate investment trust (REIT)-acquired U.S. hospitals were associated with a greater risk of bankruptcy or closure than ...

Luxury real estate prices are predicted to rise at a faster rate than the traditional market in 2025. Gen X is becoming a dominant force in luxury homeownership, driving demand for multi-generational ...