Colorado’s 2025 housing market presents a mix of opportunity and challenge. While increased inventory and moderating price growth offer promise, affordability, wildfire risk, and regional variations require careful consideration. This article examines the key trends shaping the market and provides insights for buyers and sellers.
2025 Colorado Housing Market: Opportunity or Obstacle Course? Read More »
When Maria Sanchez decided to add a small home behind her craftsman bungalow in Los Angeles’s Highland Park neighborhood, she discovered she was part of a revolution sweeping across California. Thanks to recent state laws making it easier to build
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The Southern California wildfires (Palisades, Eaton, Hurst, Kenneth) are still burning and are one of the most destructive disasters in the history of Los Angeles. More than 20,000 acres have burnt in the Palisades fire and over 14,000 acres in
California Wildfires Could Cripple the State’s Home Insurance Market Read More »
Recent news headlines paint a grim picture of the Miami condo market, suggesting an impending collapse. Key factors contributing to this perceived crisis include the implementation of stricter building safety regulations following the tragic Champlain Towers South collapse, a surge
Rethinking the Miami Condo Market: Is the Sky Falling? Read More »
In the dynamic landscape of the real estate market, the patterns of homebuyer interest are undergoing a transformation. Buyers are veering away from the traditionally popular West and South regions, redirecting their attention to the affordability haven offered by the Northeast and Midwest.
Why Homebuyer Interest is Shifting to the Northeast and Midwest Read More »
While overall housing inventory has grown compared to recent years, it is only part of the story. Inventory levels have increased compared to last year or the year before. But, when we compare supplies to levels seen pre-Covid, then it
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Discover how hurricanes impact home prices. This study analyzes the effects of major hurricanes on housing markets, revealing surprising trends. Learn about the factors influencing post-hurricane home values and why traditional economic models don’t always apply.
How do Hurricanes Impact Home Prices? Read More »
Average yearly home insurance premiums in Florida surged to over $4,231 in 2022 from $2,165 in 2020, according to data from the Insurance Information Institute (Triple-I). Furthermore, they climbed by an additional 42% in 2023, solidifying Florida’s position as the state with the highest homeowner insurance premiums. Forecasts suggest double-digit increases for 2024.
Surging insurance premiums and HOA fees slow down Florida’s Housing Market Read More »
Despite California’s sky-high housing costs and high property value to income ratio, the state surprisingly has a low Loan-to-Value (LTV) ratio. This article explores potential explanations for this discrepancy. Factors such as existing homeowners leveraging equity for larger down payments, a strong presence of high-end properties, and a dominant buyer demographic with higher earning potential are analyzed. While these factors offer insights, further research is needed to fully understand the complex dynamics of California’s housing market.
Why does California have one of the lowest LTV? Read More »
California’s housing market faces a significant challenge as major insurers stop renewing policies due to wildfire risks and rising costs. This move could lead to reduced buyer demand, higher expenses for existing homeowners, and potential price corrections.
California’s Homeowners Face Insurance Squeeze Read More »
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