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California home sales volume | firsttuesday Journal
Why this matters: Real estate agents and brokers in 2025 observed a disappointing spring sales bounce after years of substandard home sales since the 2021 pandemic buying frenzy. Buyers lost purchasing power to the highest mortgage rates and as...
D.C. First-Time Home Buyer | Grants & Programs 2025
What to know about buying a house in Washington D.C. Washington D.C. first-time home buyers face steep housing prices on average — well above the national median. But there’s good news, too. You might be in line for all sorts of hel...
Ken Griffin’s Supertall at 350 Park: Everything We Know
Ken Griffin, Vornado, and Rudin got the green light to build a new supertall office building at 350 Park Avenue. Photo: Courtesy o...
Davidson Kempner Lands $216M Refi for Westin Grand Central
The Westin New York Grand Central is about to get some upgrades thanks to fresh financing.A joint venture of Bain Capital Special Solutions and Smith Hill Capital provided sponsor Davidson Kempner Capital Management with a $216 million loan to ...
11 Creative Ways to Market A House For Sale
When selling a home, first impressions matter. But in today’s crowded housing market, a polished listing on the MLS (Multiple Listing Service) may not be enough to tip the scales in your favor. Today’s buyers are tech-savvy, lifestyle...
Government shutdown threatens thousands of Florida home sales
The federal government shutdown has suspended the National Flood Insurance Program, putting thousands of real estate transactions at risk. Industry leaders warn the halt could derail about 1,400 home sales daily across more than 22,000 com...
Suburban, Rural Areas Tell Differing Wildfire Stories
It’s been eight months since the deadly Palisades and Eaton fires ripped through the Greater Los Angeles region, and if other parts of California scarred by fires are any indication, the communities that will reemerge from the ashes will be l...
Almost no one is building new apartments in Los Angeles. Here’s why
Los Angeles developer Cliff Goldstein just completed a plush new apartment complex on the Westside, but that’s the last one he’s going to build for the foreseeable future.Even though demand for housing in the region is red hot, many people...
