Construction

Connecticut’s Coastal Real Estate Market Stands Apart as Lifestyle Demand Outpaces National Trends

Connecticut’s shoreline communities are experiencing a surge in demand that contrasts with the cooling trends seen in many parts of the country. Driven by...

Hartford’s Housing Boom Spurs Strategic Development in Connecticut’s Capital Region

The Greater Hartford metropolitan area has rapidly become one of the most active housing markets in the country, creating both new opportunities and complex...

Building Beyond Code: How Performance-Focused Construction Is Raising the Bar in Residential Development

The residential construction industry faces a widespread quality issue that most homebuyers do not anticipate. Many buyers assume that a new home guarantees high...

How Tokenization Is Opening High-Return Real Estate Development to Retail Investors

For decades, a retail investor with $50,000 could not access the development of a 50-story office tower in Manhattan. The minimum investment was typically...

Institutional Investors May Own Up to 40% of U.S. Housing Stock by 2035, Yardi Matrix Analyst Says

Doug Ressler, Manager of Business Intelligence at Yardi Matrix, reports that major real estate investment trusts (REITs) and other institutional investors are rapidly expanding...

Why Local Insurance Knowledge Is Becoming Charleston’s Hidden Value Proposition

Charleston’s coastal real estate market is exposing buyers to thousands of dollars in unnecessary insurance costs due to a gap in local risk knowledge,...

Northern New Jersey Remains a Seller’s Market Despite National Shift, Says Top Agent

While much of the United States has moved into buyer-friendly territory, Bergen County stands out as an exception. Despite rising inventory and lower transaction...

Trade Resistance Is Slowing Water Recycling Adoption

Despite advances in water recycling technology and growing concerns about water scarcity, the residential construction industry has been slow to adopt graywater recycling. According...