Spring 2025 Check-in Late last summer we put together a report rounding up national housing market forecasts for the Fall and end of 2024. Now, several months later, we’re checking back in to see how the national housing market has evolved, with a focus on key areas: mortgage rates, inventory, and prices. The following table […]
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While still below the 15-year peak in 2017, conversions are on the rise and closer in line with pre-pandemic levels than in the previous year. However, despite persistently high office vacancy rates and stagnant office building values, hotel-to-apartment conversions are now more common than than office-to-apartment conversions. There are various types of commercial buildings that
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Los Angeles Affordable Housing Solutions with Hana Cha The national housing crisis isn’t new news. The country has been discussing, debating, and trying to address this issue for years. In this episode of The Commercial Real Estate Report with Chris Berg, we discuss the Los Angeles Housing Crisis and its complex issues impacting everyone from
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2023 was an expensive year to buy a home. Recently, we discussed the high rate of home prices today and how the cost of buying versus renting is at its most extreme since at least 1996. This month, we explore what this looks like through the lens of the median sale price for homes sold across
Negotiations are often a major part of the home buying and selling process. Whether homes are selling above or below ask, brokers, sellers, and buyers are often faced with the challenge of determining the right price for a home. For this particular case study, we analyze the negotiability of real estate prices via the listing
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The US housing market has experienced a sporadic series of highs and lows since the onset of the pandemic in early 2020. The pandemic, and ensuing ultra-low mortgage rate environment helped spur home demand across the country. Over the last 18 months, there has been a reversal as mortgage rates rapidly climbed from sub-3% to
Branded residential real estate has grown exponentially in recent years. Especially with luxury real estate brands. Beginning with the opening of The Sherry-Netherland apartment hotel on Manhattan’s Upper East Side during the 1920s, the concept and execution of branded residences has expanded globally, especially throughout the Americas in both urban and resort towns. Today, there
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