Real Estate Investing Social Media and Updates

Medical Office Demand Strong; Costs Stall New Supply
SocialApr 28, 2026

Medical Office Demand Strong; Costs Stall New Supply

Medical office occupancy has reached a cyclical high of 92.4% across the top 100 metros. Absorption is keeping pace with completions. Demand is not the problem. The constraint on new supply isn't lack of tenant demand; it's construction costs that hit an...

By Coy Davidson
US Home Prices Rise Only 1.2% YoY, Still Deflationary
SocialApr 28, 2026

US Home Prices Rise Only 1.2% YoY, Still Deflationary

US home price appreciation slowed to 1.2% YoY in March, and inflation-adjusted remained negative. weighing on US inflation @soberlook AEI Housing Center https://t.co/EGLX7QmA3x https://t.co/5h5g2SST3S

By Mike Zaccardi
Forced Sale Clause Undermines Build‑to‑Rent Viability
SocialApr 28, 2026

Forced Sale Clause Undermines Build‑to‑Rent Viability

This line from the WSJ article on build-to-rent construction freeze tells you a lot: The authors of the ROAD to Housing heard this statement (which is generally true), and totally whiffed on understanding what it meant and why a forced...

By Jay Parsons
EQT Real Estate Secures Record $3.5bn European Logistics Fund
SocialApr 28, 2026

EQT Real Estate Secures Record $3.5bn European Logistics Fund

Fundraising alert: @eqt Real Estate closes record European logistics fund at $3.5bn hard-cap Read the full story here: https://t.co/r3mrXSHDAM https://t.co/Y3pqTMbiu2

By Private Equity Insights
Florida Housing Correction Softening in Multiple Regions
SocialApr 27, 2026

Florida Housing Correction Softening in Multiple Regions

The intensity of Florida’s housing market correction is easing across many pockets of the state My latest for @ResidentialClub https://t.co/4ORe8qnyC1

By Lance Lambert
Purchase Price Drives Yield More than Value‑add Returns
SocialApr 27, 2026

Purchase Price Drives Yield More than Value‑add Returns

Majority of your yield is locked in at acquisition, which is why buying well is so important Even an accretive, high return-on-cost value-add action only represents a fraction of the purchase price - which is why having great deal flow (good...

By The Real Estate God
Scottsdale Prices Soar as Californians Flee State
SocialApr 27, 2026

Scottsdale Prices Soar as Californians Flee State

Scottsdale home prices make no sense until you realize they’re mainly bought by people fleeing California

By Bryan Beal
Create Commercial Real Estate Value Through NOI, Upgrades, Retention
SocialApr 27, 2026

Create Commercial Real Estate Value Through NOI, Upgrades, Retention

In commercial real estate, value isn’t given. It’s engineered. • Increase NOI • Upgrade the asset • Strengthen tenant retention Smart investors don’t wait for appreciation — they create it. #CommercialRealEstate #CREInvesting #cre #fyp #trending

By Sumanjeet Singh
Spring Market Spikes: Highest Pending Sales Since 2022
SocialApr 27, 2026

Spring Market Spikes: Highest Pending Sales Since 2022

Spring housing market showed real signs of life this week: ➡️Pending sales hit 96,000, the highest weekly count since 2022. 4-week average now growing vs last year for the first time in 2026 ➡️Inventory grew 2.8% to 990,000 homes, +4% YoY but...

By Mike Simonsen
CRE Loans Shift From Extensions to Resolution Strategies
SocialApr 27, 2026

CRE Loans Shift From Extensions to Resolution Strategies

Fewer CRE loans are being extended, and more are moving toward resolution, whether through refinancing, asset sales, restructurings, or defaults. For CRE borrowers, the era of ‘extend and pretend’ is giving way to ‘resolve or reset.’ More in the blog: https://t.co/5Y55rpYdTU https://t.co/DEu6UC6bXE

By Odeta Kushi
SF Homes Routinely Sell Above Asking, Priced Low Strategically
SocialApr 27, 2026

SF Homes Routinely Sell Above Asking, Priced Low Strategically

Almost everything sells over the original asking price in San Francisco. The market is hot, and properties tend to be priced strategically low. Both things are true. https://t.co/5Zdk6OUhzn

By Ryan Lundquist
Nashville Home Sales Plummet, Inventory Peaks—Buyers Win
SocialApr 27, 2026

Nashville Home Sales Plummet, Inventory Peaks—Buyers Win

A silent homebuyer exodus is sweeping through Nashville. Sale transactions have collapsed 28% from the pandemic peak. And just hit their lowest March level in 12 years. There's a giant vacuum in demand, with many of the California buyers who propped...

By Nick Gerli
Median Home Prices Mirror Tidal Shifts Across Counties
SocialApr 27, 2026

Median Home Prices Mirror Tidal Shifts Across Counties

All ships rise and fall with the tide. Here’s the median sales price in 12 local counties. https://t.co/SXUYQEFXTq

By Ryan Lundquist
Lodha to Self‑Fund Park by Monetizing Land at ₹70 Cr/Acre
SocialApr 27, 2026

Lodha to Self‑Fund Park by Monetizing Land at ₹70 Cr/Acre

Self-Funding Model: Lodha plans to fund this massive outlay by selling or monetizing other land parcels within the same 400-acre park. They anticipate land values in the area to reach as high as ₹70 crore per acre due to high...

By stock_n_trade
Active Listings Below Historic Norm, Inventory Remains Healthy
SocialApr 27, 2026

Active Listings Below Historic Norm, Inventory Remains Healthy

My stance has always been the same: 1.52-1.93 million active listings with over four months of supply. Inventory is fine. Data from 2020-2024 was never seen historically with active listings. Normal is 2-2.5 million listings, we have 1,360,000 today, the...

By Logan Mohtashami
Self‑Storage Rentals Surge 48% Year‑Over‑Year
SocialApr 27, 2026

Self‑Storage Rentals Surge 48% Year‑Over‑Year

Self storage leasing is picking up for us: First 20 days of April 2026: 642 rentals Same period 2025: 435 rentals From 21.75 rentals per day last year to 32.1 this year. We are beginning to increase rents at a lot of our locations.

By Nick Huber (Sweaty Startup)
Miami Overtakes New York as Top Million‑Dollar Home Market
SocialApr 27, 2026

Miami Overtakes New York as Top Million‑Dollar Home Market

For the better part of a decade, New York consistently held the nation’s largest inventory of million-dollar homes. However, in a major geographic realignment, the Miami metro officially surpassed New York by the end of 2025" -NAHB

By DailyChartBook
High Rates Spark Buying Opportunity in Fast‑Growth REITs
SocialApr 27, 2026

High Rates Spark Buying Opportunity in Fast‑Growth REITs

Loading up on 3 REITs with rapid growth potential: Realty Income, VICI Properties, and Essential Properties. High rates created a buying opportunity for these yield + growth plays. 🏢💸 REITs

By periodtrader
Inflation Spikes: War, Credit Booms, Pandemic Pressures
SocialApr 27, 2026

Inflation Spikes: War, Credit Booms, Pandemic Pressures

1943-1947 1974-1979 Both high inflationary periods 2002-2005 didn't have high inflation, but a credit demand boom and bust 2020-2022 Pandemic Inflation https://t.co/Jjov0fsNAY

By Logan Mohtashami
Sacramento Sellers Return, April Growth Slows vs March
SocialApr 26, 2026

Sacramento Sellers Return, April Growth Slows vs March

Sellers are still coming back to the market in Sacramento, but is momentum slowing? April will be the fifth month in a row of beating 2024 levels again after sellers really backed off last year. However, April won't be as...

By Ryan Lundquist
Sun Belt Inventory Surges, Northeast Housing Shortage Spikes
SocialApr 26, 2026

Sun Belt Inventory Surges, Northeast Housing Shortage Spikes

The housing market has broken into two. Sun Belt markets like Denver, Austin, Seattle, and Orlando are experiencing exploding inventory (+30% or more from 2019 levels). Prices are now dropping in these markets. However, in New York, Chicago, Providence, and Hartford,...

By Nick Gerli
Mid‑June 2025: Housing Market Rebalances Supply and Demand
SocialApr 26, 2026

Mid‑June 2025: Housing Market Rebalances Supply and Demand

The national housing market generally shifted in mid-June of 2025 🫡 S.D.E Supply Demand Equilibirum

By Logan Mohtashami
Fast Growth Relies on Leveraging Others' Capital
SocialApr 26, 2026

Fast Growth Relies on Leveraging Others' Capital

PSA: most people scaling fast are not using their own money. They’re using other people’s money, partnerships, creative financing, retiment funds. They understand the power of leverage

By Olivia Tati
Real Estate Success Often Fueled by Falling Rates
SocialApr 26, 2026

Real Estate Success Often Fueled by Falling Rates

I don’t know who needs to hear this, but many real estate fortunes were helped along by one of the greatest tailwinds in history: falling interest rates. Be careful when judging track records. Some of it is skill. Some of it is...

By StripMallGuy (Don Tepman)
Deals Hinge on Stabilized Yield, Not Current Income
SocialApr 26, 2026

Deals Hinge on Stabilized Yield, Not Current Income

There are generally two main myths that you hear about how real estate deals are sold. The first is that properties are sold based on their in-place income. The second is that properties are sold based on the market cap rate. These...

By The Real Estate God
NYC Housing Crisis Narrative Turns Any Dip Into New Panic
SocialApr 26, 2026

NYC Housing Crisis Narrative Turns Any Dip Into New Panic

You can bet, though, that after 40 years of the “crisis” of rising house prices and rents in NYC, the minute they even hint at falling, that will also be a “crisis.”

By Nicole Gelinas
Existing Homes Dominate Inventory; New Builds Stay Under 120k
SocialApr 26, 2026

Existing Homes Dominate Inventory; New Builds Stay Under 120k

One thing to remember, new construction, just nationally speaking, rarely gets above 120,000 completed units for sale. Even in 2008, it never reached 200,000, even though we had 4,000,000 active inventory. The majority of all inventory comes from the existing...

By Logan Mohtashami
2005 Bankruptcy Reform and 2010 Qualified Mortgage Laws Revolutionized Lending
SocialApr 26, 2026

2005 Bankruptcy Reform and 2010 Qualified Mortgage Laws Revolutionized Lending

2005 BK reform law, notice all the BK filings before the law went into effect. Then add the 2010 Qualified Mortgage Law on top. Those two laws changed everything forever https://t.co/2gnt1ETE2e

By Logan Mohtashami
Japanese Investors Surge to 5% of U.S. Homebuilders
SocialApr 25, 2026

Japanese Investors Surge to 5% of U.S. Homebuilders

Japan’s growing ownership of U.S. homebuilders, as told by one chart According to Zonda, in 2015, Japanese owned builders had around 0.2% of the market—by 2025, that figure had risen to 4.8%. It'll soon be higher. My latest for ResiClub: https://t.co/oO9GdezI2v

By Lance Lambert
Improved Spread Levels Shave a Percentage Point
SocialApr 25, 2026

Improved Spread Levels Shave a Percentage Point

If we had the worst mortgage spread levels of 2023, mortgage rates would be 7.50% today, not 6.32%. If we had the worst levels of 2024, mortgage rates would be 7.12% today. If we had the worst levels of 2025, mortgage rates...

By Logan Mohtashami
Stop Saving, Start Strategizing: Scale Real Estate Quickly
SocialApr 25, 2026

Stop Saving, Start Strategizing: Scale Real Estate Quickly

If it feels like it’ll take you a decade to buy the next property, it’s because you’re relying only on savings. The people you see scaling fast aren’t “lucky.” They understand: • How to structure partnerships • How to choose high-margin models •...

By Olivia Tati
Housing Market Set to Grow Across All Sectors in 2027
SocialApr 25, 2026

Housing Market Set to Grow Across All Sectors in 2027

There’s maybe another 3-6 months of softness as builders work down inventories but I think residential construction, resale transactions, new home sales, and home prices will all grow in 2027.

By Conor Sen
Institutional Homebuying Ban's Effect Tied to 7-Year Rule
SocialApr 25, 2026

Institutional Homebuying Ban's Effect Tied to 7-Year Rule

D.R. Horton: Impact of institutional homebuying ban hinges on 7-year selloff rule During the Tuesday earnings call, Alan Ratner at Zelman and Associates asked how an institutional homebuying “ban” could impact D.R. Horton’s business? D.R. Horton CEO's response 👇

By Lance Lambert
Uniform Regulations Inflate Costs of Small Housing Projects
SocialApr 25, 2026

Uniform Regulations Inflate Costs of Small Housing Projects

The main reason more so-called "missing middle" housing doesn't get built: In most states (including CA), there is little regulatory distinction between a 5 unit building and a 500 unit building. Despite posing 1/100 of the risk, the 5 unit building is...

By Moses Kagan
Weekend Housing Tracker Ranks Among Best in Years
SocialApr 25, 2026

Weekend Housing Tracker Ranks Among Best in Years

This weekend's housing tracker was one of the better reports in years for many reasons do.

By Logan Mohtashami
Single-Family Rentals Redefine Starter Homes, Challenge Homeownership Myth
SocialApr 25, 2026

Single-Family Rentals Redefine Starter Homes, Challenge Homeownership Myth

“Single-family rentals are a modern version of a starter home, which have gone nearly extinct in the United States. But their existence challenges the American ideal that suburban single-family houses are meant for homeowners.” https://t.co/dA4eZdCiPZ

By Nathaniel Meyersohn
Smart Money Moves Before Prices Signal Opportunity
SocialApr 25, 2026

Smart Money Moves Before Prices Signal Opportunity

When money moves vs when people notice. Most investors think price = opportunity. It doesn’t. Price is just a reflection of what has already happened. This chart shows two things: Capital flow (smart money) Price movement (public reaction) First, understand the axes: X-axis = Market cycle stage (early...

By Aishwara Yashrika Kapoor
Austin Expands with Affordable Detached Homes Beyond City Limits
SocialApr 25, 2026

Austin Expands with Affordable Detached Homes Beyond City Limits

That’s exactly what Austin has done. And continues to do Yes some infill (which developers like @americanhousing are doing) … but a TON of small, inexpensive detached homes outside the City https://t.co/uFSuYKWH2m

By Bobby Fijan
Chicago's Housing Inventory Plummets, Driving Price Spikes
SocialApr 24, 2026

Chicago's Housing Inventory Plummets, Driving Price Spikes

Chicago's housing market is in crisis. Listings are down 59% from pre-pandemic norms. There were 30k listings across the metro back in 2019. Now there's only 12k. Such a massive inventory shortage is creating bidding wars and double-digit value...

By Nick Gerli
Pending Home Sales Surge in Unprecedented Weekly Spike
SocialApr 24, 2026

Pending Home Sales Surge in Unprecedented Weekly Spike

A very noticeble pickup in demand for our weekly pending home sales this week. More on this with our weekend tracker, with some more interesting data lines. One of the more interesting weeks over the past few years, in fact.

By Logan Mohtashami
Seasonal Market Shows Prices Converging Year‑over‑year
SocialApr 24, 2026

Seasonal Market Shows Prices Converging Year‑over‑year

Seasonal vibes. The average and median price twinning through the years. And we're having a seasonal market this year in all the stats (prices, days on market, etc...). https://t.co/LZLx8aCcYJ

By Ryan Lundquist
US Commercial Property Prices Surge to Strongest Gain Since 2022
SocialApr 24, 2026

US Commercial Property Prices Surge to Strongest Gain Since 2022

U.S. commercial property prices just hit a major turning point. In March, the RCA CPPI US National All-Property Index climbed 2.1% year-over-year, marking the strongest annual gain since late 2022. The momentum is building quickly. The index rose 1.1% on a quarter-over-quarter...

By Coy Davidson
U.S. Apartment Leasing Remains Flat, Defying Expectations
SocialApr 24, 2026

U.S. Apartment Leasing Remains Flat, Defying Expectations

Latest newsletter: A ho-hum start to the leasing season for the U.S. apartment market. If you thought the market would tank due to weak job numbers, you were wrong. And if you expected a strong rebound, you were wrong, too. https://t.co/CFNiA6Ycf7

By Jay Parsons
Mid-Size Buildings Dominate Studio Unit Share Since 2008
SocialApr 24, 2026

Mid-Size Buildings Dominate Studio Unit Share Since 2008

Here’s an interesting fact about apartment building SIZE For buildings built since 2008 ... mid-size buildings (50-150 units) have a great share of Studios, compared to smaller or larger buildings. https://t.co/QC9eXAaoRH

By Bobby Fijan
Top 12 County Hotspots for Real Estate Buyers
SocialApr 24, 2026

Top 12 County Hotspots for Real Estate Buyers

Where are the transactions happening? Here’s a look at 12 counties in the region. If you work in real estate, this is the focus. Where are the buyers buying? https://t.co/ltaiJj1McN

By Ryan Lundquist
Sales and Price Volume Data for 12 Counties
SocialApr 24, 2026

Sales and Price Volume Data for 12 Counties

Just in case you wanted to see the number of sales and price volume so far in 12 counties. I know you woke up wanting this. 

By Ryan Lundquist
Record Mortgage Renewals Spur Higher Rates, Dampening Spring Market
SocialApr 24, 2026

Record Mortgage Renewals Spur Higher Rates, Dampening Spring Market

Will Higher Fixed Mortgage Rates Slow Down An Already Slow Spring Real Estate Market? PROBABLY Thing is when you're coming off ridiculously low 2025 Home Sales numbers in BC & Ontario: a very small increase in resales is inevitable But very bad...

By Ron Butler
Austin Leads 2026 Resale Housing Price Decline
SocialApr 24, 2026

Austin Leads 2026 Resale Housing Price Decline

The Austin, TX metro area is the epicenter of resale housing market weakness in 2026 On a seasonally adjusted basis, the Austin, TX metro just saw the biggest month-over-month home price decline in the country via ResiClub Terminal

By Lance Lambert
March Housing Slows; April Sales Poised for Rebound
SocialApr 24, 2026

March Housing Slows; April Sales Poised for Rebound

Final Look at Local Housing Markets in March and a Look Ahead to April Sales https://calculatedrisk.substack.com/p/final-look-at-local-housing-markets-05f

By Bill McBride (Calculated Risk)