Taylor Swift’s Iconic Cornelia Street Apartment For Rent
"Cornelia Street," the ninth track on Taylor Swift's seventh studio album, "Lover," makes reference to a West Village apartment she had rented in New York City. The Lyrics go like this: And I hope I never lose you, hope it never end...
3D-Printed Houses: The Future of Housing Development?
3D-printed homes are transforming the construction business by enabling quicker, more affordable, and more sustainable housing construction. This cutting-edge construction technology can print the walls and foundation for a tiny house fo...
The End of the iBuyers?
iBuyers are companies that buy homes for cash and flip them for a profit. They took over a large part of the real estate market in the last few years, beating out would-be homeowners with quick cash offers. They helped to contribute to t...
First-Time Homebuyers Hits All Time Low
According to the National Association of Realtors® 2022 Profile of Home Buyers and Sellers, fewer people have been able to become homeowners as home prices have risen to previously unimaginable heights. In fact, only 26% of all house s...
US “Zombie Foreclosures”
Did you know that there are Zombie Foreclosures in the US? And they are RISING!!! 'Zombie' foreclosures are vacant homes that are in the foreclosure process. According to a report by ATTOM, a top national curator of real estate data f...
40-Year Listing Trap?
If you were offered $500 cash, would you sign a document and take it? A real estate firm is offering homeowners some quick, no-interest cash but with a catch. Hundreds of Maryland homeowners were enticed by this offer from MV Realt...
Date the Rate, Marry the House?
The saying "date the rate, marry the house" has been tossed about lately. The idea is simple. Purchase the house you love now, regardless of financing terms, and refinance in the near future when mortgage rates improve. This seems l...
Will Office Space Turn Residential?
While many employees are enjoying the benefits of working from home, city landlords are fighting a losing battle against the home office. But why? Most offices have not yet returned to normal since the pandemic uprooted our lives. ...