With the recent lower interest rates, many homeowners are wondering if they should refinance. To decide if refinancing is the best option for your family, start by asking yourself these questions: Why do you want to refinance? There are many reasons […]

Questions continue to come up about where home prices will head throughout the rest of this year, as well as where they may be going over the few years beyond. We’ve gathered current data from the industry’s most reliable sources to help […]

Some Highlights: According to the US Census Bureau, “millennials” are defined as 18-36-year-olds. According to NAR’s latest Profile of Home Buyers and Sellers, the median age of all first-time home buyers is 32. More and […]

The Federal Reserve Bank (The Fed) recently released their 2019  Survey of Consumer Expectations Housing Survey. The survey reported that 65% of Americans believe homeownership is a good financial investment. Since 2014, the percentage has […]

Since June of last year, we have seen an increase in the inventory of homes for sale month per month. Every spring and summer, the inventory increases because people want to sell their home. For those with children, they may want to be in their new […]

Owning a home has great financial benefits. In a recent research paper, Homeownership and the American Dream, Laurie S. Goodman and Christopher Mayer of the Urban Land Institute explained: “Homeownership appears to help borrowers accumulate […]

Homes priced at the top 25% of the price range for a particular area of the country are considered “premium homes.” In today’s real estate market, there are deals to be had at the higher end! This is great news for homeowners […]

Some Highlights: If you are thinking of buying a home, you may not know where to start. Here is a simple list of 10 steps that you will go through to purchase a home. Make sure to ask your agent for details about each step and what else may […]

The building is best-known for its rooftop peach and has long been seen as an eyesore overhanging the interstate and Buford- Spring Connector. […]

The Honolulu Museum of Art is planning to put the historic Spalding House estate in Makiki Heights, the former Contemporary Museum and home of the museum’s founder, on the market for sale. The museum is working on winding down operations at […]

The development, called Pabst Farms Apartments, could add 475 residents to the city and $600,000 in annual tax revenue. […]

Inspirato, a luxury destination club that has booking agreements at several luxury resort properties and vacation homes in Hawaii, has launched a subscription pass that allows unlimited stays at properties around the world for a monthly fee. For […]

Average apartment rents have risen across San Francisco and the entire region during the first half of 2019, with only one Bay Area city reporting a decrease. The highest rental increases can be seen in Foster City, where average rent went up by […]

Oakland-based Roofstock is seeing strong growth as more investors want to invest in single-family houses without the headaches of tenants and toilets. […]

The 600-unit Preserve project in San Ramon was initially approved in 2006. After a number of reductions to project and several developers, the final 162-unit portion is seeking approval tonight. […]

An apartment investment company based in Virginia has entered the market by buying a complex in Sacramento’s Pocket neighborhood for $26.8 million. […]

A stalled condo project in San Francisco — one of few for-sale housing developments in the city — could finally move forward. Developer Z&L Properties secured a $76.8 million construction loan for the 109-unit project at 1554 Market […]

A unique, interconnected group of coastal properties featured in both film and TV has just hit the market for $52.37 million. Known as Seven Coves, the residential resort is set in a Cypress forest on the cliffs of Carmel Highlands and encompasses […]

Larry Flick V grew up in the residential real estate business. […]

Using government subsidies, tax credits and zoning changes, city leaders are encouraging builders to incorporate affordable housing into mixed-use projects. […]

The development will go on the former Limekiln Golf Club property. […]

A developer bought an old school and decided it was fit for residential conversion. […]

More than 1,000 new homes could be coming to a massive vacant parcel between the Delaware River and Philadelphia’s Port Richmond neighborhood. The sprawling 1,100-unit project at 2001 Beach St., just below Graffiti Pier, would include […]

Dozens of the worst-run nursing homes in the United States have mortgages guaranteed by a federal agency that mostly stopped inspecting such homes several years ago. […]

A confluence of factors — rising construction costs, restrictive zoning rules and shifting consumer preferences, among others — has already led to a scarcity of affordably priced housing in many big cities. Investors, fueled by Wall […]

U.S. homebuilder confidence unexpectedly fell for the first time this year in June due to concerns over trade and rising construction costs. […]

It's called shadow banking, and it is a key source of the credit that drives the U.S. economy. In certain areas — including mortgages, auto lending and some business loans — shadow banks have eclipsed traditional banks, which have spent […]

Neighborhood Pulse is a new feature for the Business Journal, where we take an in-depth look at the housing market in neighborhoods in and around Philadelphia. Our first look is at our neighborhood – Old City/Society Hill, the 19106 ZIP […]