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Expensive U.S. cities see rents fall amid coronavirus pandemic
San Francisco in particular has experienced a historic drop in rent amid the pandemic, though rents are also down in New York, Boston and other cities.
The power of community at work
Time and again, real estate professionals have stepped up to do their part when hard times strike. From natural disasters to economic downturns, we’ve seen it first hand: Amazing things happen when this community leans in together.
Some landlords got aid money. Many others were excluded
Smaller landlords form the "backbone" of the residential rental industry. But they have been largely excluded from the Paycheck Protection Program during the coronavirus pandemic.
When we are silent, we are complicit
St. Paul, Minnesota-based broker Teresa Boardman gives her first-hand account of the protests in her area following the death of George Floyd.
Agent Snapshot: Gleidys Soto, Real Estate Agent, Luxe Living Realty - Miami Agent magazine
Agent Snapshot: Gleidys Soto, Real Estate Agent, Luxe Living Realty Miami Agent magazine
Gold Coast Schools Acquires IFREC Schools of Real Estate - Olean Times Herald
Gold Coast Schools Acquires IFREC Schools of Real Estate Olean Times Herald
Gold Coast Schools Acquires IFREC Schools of Real Estate - Business Wire
Gold Coast Schools Acquires IFREC Schools of Real Estate Business Wire
41% of homebuyers would go over budget by $25K for the perfect home
Although 80 percent of homebuyers consider price to be the most important consideration of a purchase, 41 percent were willing to go above budget by an average of $25,000 for a perfect home.
Huge shipping hub in the works east of Dallas - The Dallas Morning News
Huge shipping hub in the works east of Dallas The Dallas Morning News
What happens to neighborhood appeal if the coronavirus closes small businesses for good? - The Philadelphia Inquirer
What happens to neighborhood appeal if the coronavirus closes small businesses for good? The Philadelphia Inquirer
