Market Trends

There have been growing concerns about inflation across the commercial real estate sector, but the overall economic outlook is positive.

Downtown multifamily construction has flourished across the U.S. over the last decade in response to people’s changing preferences. Even with many people’s shift to suburban life caused by COVID-19, the shine of city living has yet to be dimmed.

In March 2020, Congress passed the CARES Act, legislation that included a temporary 120-day moratorium on evictions and late fees for federally-backed and federally-assisted housing. The moratorium featured what should have been a temporary notice to vacate requirement. Due to a drafting error in the legislation, however, this provision – which intrudes state and local notice periods – has remained in place long past the moratorium’s expiration, and remains a disputed issue in courts today.

When asked about the greatest challenges their clients face, real estate agents often mention cash flow and high commercial and residential real estate costs. To provide solutions to these hurdles, the eXp Partners program has partnered with O’Connor, a property tax consulting firm.   Through O’Connor, eXp Realty residential and commercial agents can help their clients reduce high costs...

The spike in rental property rates across much of the United States is finally starting to level out, according to a September analysis by data company CoStar Group.

Resilient. That’s how a new report from The Laramar Group describes the multifamily market across the nation and the Midwest. According to the Laramar Group’s Mid-Year Multifamily Review, record-low vacancy rates and double-digit rent growth will continue to fuel the multifamily market across the United States. This doesn’t mean that this sector won’t face challenges throughout the rest of 2022...