CNBC’s Diana Olick reports the latest data out of the coronavirus mortgage bailout program.
Future multifamily consumers will expect a wider array of amenities and layouts that support work-from-home arrangements and other activities for health and well-being.
Come December, most homeowners who refinance will have to pay a new fee that could add hundreds or thousands of dollars to the cost of a loan. Some lenders are already baking in that fee, but that doesn’t mean refinancing is a bad idea.
The entire drop in hiring activity since February occurred in the principal cities of large metro areas, according to online jobs data. In the rest of the country, hiring activity is above pre-pandemic levels.
A new report by youth marketing experts YPulse titled “No Place Like Home” provides significant new insights on how the Covid pandemic has changed how Gen Z and Millennials view the home, and how these changes are creating opportunities for marketers.
Critical First Steps Before you become a passive real estate investor, you will need to do some research on the front end in order to evaluate three important pillars: the operator, the market and the deal.
It could be five years before the office real estate market returns to a pre-coronavirus level of occupancy, according to a new study from Cushman & Wakefield.
Coen van Oostrom, chief executive of real estate developer Edge, says office environments will need to be upgraded to encourage staff to work there instead of at home, and employers will need to create a “clubhouse” atmosphere in their buildings.
Office space may be treated more like an exclusive club in future — and those who don’t go into a place of work may miss out.
Strong demand from homebuyers in July, coupled with rock-bottom mortgage interest rates, caused home prices to accelerate in major markets across the nation.