Panorama Buckhead Transitioning from Rental Tower to Condominium Sales Launch
Sales are set to launch at Panorama Buckhead, transforming a former rental tower into condominiums, with pricing starting in the $300,000s.
Executive Orders Address Housing Supply and Mortgage Credit Issues
"Explore recent executive orders following the State of the Union, focusing on housing affordability initiatives and their potential impact on private lenders."
Smith Douglas capitalizes on its system to increase market share.
New-home market faces uncertainty as builders slow production amid margin compression and affordability challenges, intensifying the quest for relief.
The Real Math Behind Affordable Housing Remains Unaddressed
Evaluating the impact of public subsidies versus increased housing construction, this testimony aims to inform Colorado’s housing supply legislation for private lenders.
BOOSTzer.com Platform Connects Cash Offer Investors with Home Sellers
Discover how the BOOSTzer platform facilitates connections between cash offer investors and home sellers, enhancing opportunities in the real estate market.
Escalating Private Listings Conflict: A Compromise to Benefit the Industry
Explore Howard Hanna's HannaList initiative as brokerages enhance private networks. Discover three key strategies for portals and MLSs to mitigate risks.
Is Opendoor participating in the builder rate buydown strategy?
Opendoor's new mortgage product has ignited discussions in the mortgage sector regarding cost absorption and the long-term viability of this innovative model.
Real Estate Highlights and Low Points from the Recent Week
Explore how neighboring properties affect home values, the shift of a Seattle billionaire to Florida, and a department store's commitment to maintaining locations.
Proposed Multifamily Housing at the Former Jehovah’s Witnesses HQ in Brooklyn
Brooklyn's proposed multifamily housing project at a former Jehovah's Witnesses site requires extensive community and governmental review sessions before approval.
NYC Council Approves Significant Affordable Housing Development in Brooklyn
New York City's approval of a 72-story tower in Brooklyn marks a significant advance in affordable housing, with over 1,200 new apartments planned by Rabina and Park Tower Group.