Real estate agents in the Santa Cruz area are as busy as ever. Many are much busier because they have stepped into the breach to help provide resources for people affected by the fires.
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention has made it illegal for landlords across the U.S. to evict tenants who can’t afford to pay their rent. But housing advocates say the measure is incomplete.
Investors who diversify don’t want to put all their eggs in one basket.
Home prices are skyrocketing in most U. S. markets despite COVID- 19, a recession, and a huge unemployment rate. The question is how much of the current housing market mania is caused by the lower mortgage interest rates and how much is caused by COVID-19 changing the kind of homes people want.
Node, one of the pioneers of “Co-Living 2.0”, just raised €300 million to expand its European presence, despite COVID-19. I caught up with founder Anil Khera to discuss his growth plans and market views.
As Covid-19 continues to impact the real estate industry as a whole, what can we reasonably expect to come next, and how can landlords prepare for what’s ahead?
As we continue to hear about the “new normal,” rather than equating it with feelings of negativity, it’s important to think about the innovation that will come from this situation.
When it comes to what some may consider high commission on real estate transactions, brokerages hold many solutions.
Actively maintaining an awareness of what green building can offer is how investors can maximize ROI.
Joe and Ali Olson retired when they were 29 years old. The former teachers invested most of their income into real estate in the aftermath of the 2008 housing crisis. Once their properties generated enough income to replace their salaries, they quit their jobs. Here’s a detailed look at how the couple was able to …