Chicago’s housing market is seeing record activity. The supply of suburban homes earlier in February fell below one month and realtors say sellers can expect $20,000 over asking price. The multifamily sector is setting records as well.
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If You’re Hesitant To Hire A Broker For Your Multifamily Property Read This
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The unique migration patterns in and out of the Chicago metropolitan area, have resulted in an incredibly diverse multifamily market landscape.
On Tuesday, Feb. 15, eXp Commercial hosted a free virtual seminar in the eXp Commercial Campus metaverse featuring founder and president of Red Shoe Economics, KC Conway as the keynote speaker. The 60-minute “State of the Commercial Real Estate Industry” seminar is open to all eXp Commercial agents and other interested parties. With moreRead more
Renters have been on a rollercoaster ride throughout the pandemic. That choppiness is cooling down soon, according to Goldman Sachs.
There are hot apartment markets such as Phoenix and Dallas projected to do well this year, but understanding the fundamentals in those areas’ key submarkets can prove even more valuable to investors and developers.
Teleworking factored significantly in renter preferences, according to a survey released last week by NMHC/Grace Hill—a trend that is expected to carry into 2022 and beyond. The desire for single-family rentals also made the list.