Inman Insurance
Cleveland, TN:
How to teach your clients about rising housing costs in a creative way
The world of real estate can be an enigmatic one for anyone not making a career in the business, but the New York City Housing and Planning Council is hoping to fill in a few blanks, and they're using a video game to do it.
Looking to save a little more? Downsize to cut housing costs
Downsizing or “rightsizing” may be the right fit for you.
How Immigrants Change the Housing Market
Foreign-born U.S. residents have a big impact on housing demand, property values, and racial segregation rates. But it’s not as simple as you might think.
Where Are the Cities with Good Job Markets and Affordable Housing?
It's getting tougher to find good jobs in cities with affordable housing. Here are some of those sweet spots.
How to Profit From Rising Rents: Build Apartments
After six years of rising apartment rents in U.S. cities, investors from all corners of the real-estate industry are piling into new projects in a bet the boom still has a long way to run.
Is U.S. Housing Unaffordable? It Depends on How You Chart It
Rising home prices and interest rates made housing less affordable last year than at any time in the last five years, according to National Association of Realtors data. So is it time to sound the siren over a housing bubble? Not really.
The Worst Real Estate Advice Your Clients Hear
While likely well-intentioned, meddling friends and family members may be giving your client some very misleading advice. Set them straight.
How Millennial homeowners affect the housing market
(Housing News) Millennials have a different set of priorities when they are making purchases, especially housing, so what do they want, and how is the market shifting in response?
How Real Estate Uses Big Data to Track Clients
Tech-savvy agents are teaming with data companies that use sources like obituaries and grocery purchases
How to Tell If We're Really Entering Another Housing Bubble
Recent claims that we're already there may be overstated.
4 tips for getting top dollar for your client's home
Buyers are picky about their future homes. They won't make top offers on homes that need substantial updating or extensive repairs. The vast majority of buyers making such costly purchases are cautious about taking on an expense that might unexpectedly cost them even more down the road. The dreaded thought of buying a
Should Housing Fear a Tech Bubble?
The hottest housing markets this year have a strong tech job sector, but industry concerns are brewing that tech may be showing signs of overheating.
How Millennials Can Get Ready For The Housing Market
Millenials are getting ready to enter the housing market in drove. We've got the tips to help them do it in style.
Why Median Home Prices Are Rising: It’s More Than Just the Values
Home prices keep rising, but not just because they're worth more. Sales of higher-end homes are skewing that median home price figure upward.
Economists Survey: Why Is The Housing Market Weak?
Home sales? Meh. New construction? Meh. Top forecasters tell why housing looks limp.
9 things that are right with the housing market?
Yes, there are serious problems, but the housing market has nowhere to go but up, Calculated Risk says.
Housing Supply Is Rising. What Does That Mean for You?
Housing Supply Is Rising. What Does That Mean for You? An important factor in today’s market is the number o
Housing Market’s Future Has Many Variables
It’s hard to answer many questions about the future housing market — like whether homeownership or renting will be more advantageous.
Housing market starting to show signs of strain
Housing is having a solid year. But is it about to dip again? Whirlpool and Sherwin-Williams have reported weak results. That could be a troubling sign.
Demand for Student Housing Assets About to Increase
The bidding for student housing properties seems likely to get more intense.
Using Big Data to Find Clients for Your Real Estate Business
Looking for trends to push your real estate business to the next level? Pursue big data opportunities, says Quicken Loans' Patrick Chism.
