Real Estate Blogs and Articles

Three Housing Economists Walk Into a Conference Room in Miami. No Can Openers Involved.
BlogJun 4, 2026

Three Housing Economists Walk Into a Conference Room in Miami. No Can Openers Involved.

At the NAREE 60th Annual Real Estate Journalism Conference in Miami, three leading housing economists—CBRE’s Matt Mowell, NAR chief Lawrence Yun and Cotality’s Selma Hepp—converged on a common view of a market in transition. Mortgage rates have stalled near 6.5%,...

By Love, Money + Real Estate
How The U.K.’s 2027 Landline Switch-Off Could Catch Coworking Spaces Off Guard
BlogJun 4, 2026

How The U.K.’s 2027 Landline Switch-Off Could Catch Coworking Spaces Off Guard

By January 2027 the United Kingdom will permanently shut down its Public Switched Telephone Network, ending decades‑old copper landlines. Coworking operators, whose members already use digital tools, may still depend on analog lines for critical infrastructure such as lift emergency...

By Allwork.Space
The Oldest Real Estate Trick in the Book — And How It Could Make Homeownership Affordable
BlogJun 3, 2026

The Oldest Real Estate Trick in the Book — And How It Could Make Homeownership Affordable

Jubilee Homes offers a ground‑lease model where buyers purchase only the structure while the company retains the land, financing the building with a conventional mortgage and charging a monthly lease payment. By removing land, which can represent 40‑75% of value...

By Love, Money + Real Estate
Bigger City, Lower Property Yields
BlogJun 3, 2026

Bigger City, Lower Property Yields

A University of Würzburg analysis shows that German cities with larger populations command a clear housing price premium, while rents rise more slowly. The study finds that price‑per‑square‑meter increases faster than rent‑per‑square‑meter, pushing price‑to‑rent ratios upward and compressing property yields....

By Klement on Investing
Mortgage Rates Move Modestly Lower
BlogJun 2, 2026

Mortgage Rates Move Modestly Lower

Mortgage rates edged lower on Tuesday, with the average 30‑year fixed rate slipping from 6.60% to 6.57%. The decline brings the benchmark close to the two‑week low of 6.56% recorded last Friday. The move occurred amid a quiet bond market...

By Mortgage News Daily
Meanwhile, In US Housing…
BlogJun 2, 2026

Meanwhile, In US Housing…

Redfin data show the median down payment rose to $64,000 in March 2026, a slight year‑over‑year decline as home‑price growth eases. All‑cash purchases slipped below 29% in Q1, the lowest share since 2021, reflecting higher financing costs and economic uncertainty....

By Heisenberg Report
The Multifamily Operations Daily Huddle: Why Rent Is the Last Thing a Resident Decides On
BlogJun 2, 2026

The Multifamily Operations Daily Huddle: Why Rent Is the Last Thing a Resident Decides On

The article argues that rent is the final factor a prospect weighs when choosing a multifamily unit, not the first. It cites a resident who toured six properties and selected the most expensive because it felt like the right fit,...

By Multifamily Collective (Apartment Hacker)
Hellbourne Leads Housing Crash
BlogJun 2, 2026

Hellbourne Leads Housing Crash

Australian housing prices turned negative in April, shifting from a 0.2% monthly rise to a 0.2% decline. Analyst Cotality cites mounting headwinds, including proposed housing‑tax reforms, higher interest rates, and inflation pressure on household budgets. Hellbourne’s recent data highlights the...

By MacroBusiness (Australia)
U.S. Office Demand Hits Strongest Growth Streak Since 2022
BlogJun 1, 2026

U.S. Office Demand Hits Strongest Growth Streak Since 2022

The U.S. office market posted its third consecutive quarter of net absorption in Q1 2026, the first such streak since mid‑2022, according to NAIOP’s latest forecast. A rare decline in total office inventory—driven by conversions and demolitions exceeding new construction by...

By Allwork.Space
Fannie and Freddie: Single Family Delinquency Rate Decreased Slightly in April
BlogJun 1, 2026

Fannie and Freddie: Single Family Delinquency Rate Decreased Slightly in April

Both government‑sponsored enterprises reported modest declines in single‑family serious delinquency rates for April 2024, with Freddie Mac at 0.59% and Fannie Mae at 0.57%, each down 0.01 percentage point from March. Despite the dip, the rates are slightly higher year‑over‑year...

By CalculatedRisk Newsletter (Substack)
No Surprise: Last Week's Higher Rates Hit Refinance Demand
BlogMay 29, 2026

No Surprise: Last Week's Higher Rates Hit Refinance Demand

Mortgage applications dropped 8.5% week‑over‑week as the 30‑year fixed rate rose to 6.65%, the highest since August 2025. The decline was driven by an 18% plunge in the Refinance Index, pushing refinance share to 37.5% of total activity, the lowest...

By Mortgage News Daily
How to Choose the Right Mortgage Broker in Australia (Without Wasting Months on the Wrong One)
BlogMay 29, 2026

How to Choose the Right Mortgage Broker in Australia (Without Wasting Months on the Wrong One)

Choosing the right mortgage broker in Australia can save borrowers tens of thousands of dollars, while a poor choice can stall approvals and jeopardize purchases. Brokers act as licensed intermediaries, offering access to 30+ lenders, policy expertise, and end‑to‑end paperwork...

By HedgeThink
What the San Francisco Financial District’s Office Market Tells Us About Finance in 2026
BlogMay 29, 2026

What the San Francisco Financial District’s Office Market Tells Us About Finance in 2026

The San Francisco Financial District’s vacancy rate surged from about 7% before 2020 to 30% by 2024, then began a modest recovery in 2025‑26. Leasing activity hit 10.2 million sq ft in 2025, with Q1 2026 up 43% year‑over‑year, driven largely by AI firms...

By HedgeThink
The Multifamily Operations Daily Huddle: The Operator Who Plans for the Turn
BlogMay 29, 2026

The Multifamily Operations Daily Huddle: The Operator Who Plans for the Turn

The article highlights how multifamily operators who schedule maintenance months in advance—such as HVAC service three months before summer—eliminate emergency calls during peak periods. It argues that preventing emergencies is ten times more valuable than reacting to them, yet most...

By Multifamily Collective (Apartment Hacker)