ICYMI: The latest news in Dayton's industrial real estate at a glance

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With three massive investments into Ohio manufacturing made in 2022, the new year has kicked off with a variety of warehouse acquisitions in the Dayton region, as well as a ramp-up of interest in the industrial real estate market.

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Real estate market returning to normal

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Soldotna real estate agent Marti Pepper says after a few years of skyrocketing prices and buyers sometimes paying for homes in cash, agents are seeing a slower pace this winter — more normal for this time in the season.

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A year’s worth of home price gains slip, sliding away in metro Denver

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The median price of a single-family home sold in metro Denver last month was $595,000, which is down 0.83% from December and 0.68% from a year ago. The median price of a condo sold was $397,000 dow…

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In Maine, a Rare Influx of New Residents, and a Housing Crunch

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New arrivals over the last few years have fueled hopes of population growth, but workers increasingly struggle to find housing in a market gone wild.

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January’s strong jobs report could spell trouble for the housing market

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The jobs market started 2023 with a bang, which could spell trouble for the housing market as the Fed tries to control inflation this year.

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Opinion: What's next after the uncertainty in Canada's real estate market?

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Investment in long-term housing solutions with patience and a willingness to take bold actions to deliver growth in 2023 and beyond is vital.

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Local real estate firms ready to navigate 2023 off strong 2022 finish – Grand Rapids Business Journal

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With plenty of economic uncertainty lying ahead in 2023, West Michigan commercial real estate firms are releasing their year-end reports reflecting on 2022.

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Nearly Half of Renters Spend 30% of Income on Rent, Research Shows

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If it seems like it’s getting harder and harder to cover the cost of leasing a place to live, there’s now data to prove it: 49% of renters spend 30% of their rent on income, according to the Census Bureau.

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