Lakeland residential numbers: Data shows growth and affordability
Take a close look at residential trends in a dynamic Lakeland residential market.
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As Covid-19 wanes, homes have only gotten less affordable
Soaring housing prices continue to put homeownership out of reach for the average worker. Some areas are worse off than others.
Online homebuying option picking up steam with local, national builders
The Covid-19 pandemic, during which virtual space-tours became the new way to conduct business in real estate, accelerated adoption of new technology and innovation in the industry. Purchasing a home online is the latest trend picking up steam.
Hot housing market will create plenty of new businesses
The massive shift in investor interest when it comes to housing is going to generate a whole new sector of businesses because of demand.
With $40B in capital flowing, here’s where opportunities exist for build-to-rent development
Homes and townhouses built to be leased instead of bought are popping up everywhere in the United States. Those tracking the industry don't expect a slowdown anytime soon.
Tampa developer Punit Shah buys $5.2 million teardown on Davis Islands
The home was marketed as a teardown, though a demolition permit has not yet been filed.
Many millennials can’t buy houses. Apartments are getting larger instead.
The continued red-hot housing market has made renting a longer-term situation for many older millennials.
Condo collapse raises concerns about resales in older buildings
Buyers may demand more due diligence before closing on older condo units.
Mortgage servicers can soon resume foreclosure proceedings. But there are limitations.
The new foreclosure rules come after the CDC announced a final eviction moratorium extension. The changes could have major implications for residential and commercial real estate. Here's what borrowers and landlords need to know about each recent change.
Covid-19 fueled a hot housing market. But home flippers are feeling the squeeze.
The return on flipping houses has fallen in most major metros, but there are still some places where flippers can make substantial profits.