Struggling to Find Traction in a Slumping Commercial Real Estate Market? Here’s How to Market Better—and Smarter

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Four tips for commercial real estate professionals looking to harness the power of innovative communication strategies to succeed, even during an economic downturn

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COMPASS LEADS RHODE ISLAND’S LUXURY REAL ESTATE MARKET AND CELEBRATES $1B+ IN SALES IN 2022

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Compass is proud to announce that 2022 marked another record-breaking year for the firm and its valued Rhode Island clients

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Meriden business hosts bilingual real estate workshop

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Meriden business hosts bilingual real estate workshop  –
MERIDEN — Local business owner José Vicente Cusnia hosted a real estate workshop on Monday night at his roofing business, Best Connecticut Roofing, located at 35 Meridian St.The event lasted over three hours and featured some experts in sales,…

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Manhattan Luxury Real Estate Saw Sluggish Sales Last Week

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The total sales volume was a “lowly” $114.5 million

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'Selling Sunset' star Jason Oppenheim says the real-estate market bottomed out in 2022, but a full recovery may still be a couple years away

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Oppenheim also said that demand for homes was so hot during the pandemic that sellers would get ’10 offers on a crappy home with no yard.’

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Wasatch Back real estate prices starting to cool

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The Park City Board of Realtors end-of-year report shows inventory slowly rising and prices beginning to level off at the regional level.

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Experts share insight on Amarillo Housing Market Trends

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Price reductions, average number of days on the market and inventory for sale are all factors that have recently impacted the Amarillo housing market.

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Cathy Harper on LinkedIn: #realestate #houstonrealestate #marketforecast #housingmarketupdates

News can be SO negative, and that’s especially true of media attention on the real estate market lately. So is the sky really falling? No!  In fact, our Compass CEO projects that we’ve already hit the bottom. As we progress further into 2023, we’ll begin to see a market improvement. (In fact, we already have)! “For the first time in 10 months, all the statistics I look at are trending positively.”  – Compass CEO Robert Reffkin, CNBC So what’s prompting this sentiment? Here are the 6 reasons why we believe Q4 of 2022 was the bottom of the recent real estate market cycle. 1. We’re seeing a 25% increase in weekly mortgage applications. 2. Mortgage rates continue to move down to a 4-month low. 3. We’re seeing an increase in buyer interest, open house traffic, and offers. (This is so true in Houston)! 4. In the last quarter of 2022, 42% of sellers were giving concessions to buyers at the closing table, a 10-year high. 5. Home builder sentiment improved for the first time in 1 year. 6. Pending closings were down 30+% at points in the fall but over the last few weeks, we have seen pending listings in most of our markets nearly flat year over year.  All signs are pointing to good gains in home sales in the coming months. We still need more listings, so that continues to be a challenge. But as rates come down, buyer demand is certainly there.  If you have questions about market forecasts and trends, or anything else real estate-related, please reach out! #realestate #houstonrealestate #marketforecast #housingmarketupdates

Housing market: Will home prices drop in 2023 in California?

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It will be fascinating to watch where housing values are in late January after a month of heavy rainfall in Northern California.

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Support new effort to end homeownership disparities

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If everyone in our region is to capitalize on its housing boom, we must support initiatives that make ownership more accessible and affordable for everyone.

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