Despite soaring home prices, first-time homebuyers are gaining traction in the Northeast and Midwest, with Rhode Island leading the charge. This trend is driven by a growing generation of renters with higher incomes, but economic headwinds and a tight housing market pose significant challenges. Learn more about the regional shift in homeownership and the factors shaping the future of the housing market.
Lightstone, a leading real estate company, has been named one of the best places to work in New York City by Crain’s New York Business for the second year in a row. The company ranked in the top 40, highlighting its dedication to creating a positive and supportive work environment for its employees.
Rise48 Equity, a multifamily investment group based in Phoenix, Arizona, has announced the launch of its new third-party property management company, Rise48 Residential. The expansion marks a significant step for the company, which already manages over 10,000 units and has completed over $2.3 billion in transactions. Rise48 Residential will leverage the expertise of Rise48 Equity to provide full-suite property management services, aiming to manage 50,000 units nationwide in the next five years.
As of October 31, 2024, two real estate stocks, SL Green Realty Corp (SLG) and Digital Realty Trust Inc (DLR), are showing signs of being overbought based on their Relative Strength Index (RSI) readings. This could be a warning signal for investors who rely on momentum as a key factor in their trading decisions.
Westcliff, a prominent real estate development and management company, has acquired Champlain Place, a major shopping center in Dieppe, New Brunswick. This acquisition strengthens Westcliff’s presence in Canada and showcases its commitment to high-quality assets in key growth markets. The property boasts impressive sales and a diverse mix of renowned tenants, making it a valuable addition to Westcliff’s portfolio.
A new survey reveals overwhelming support for rent control across the political spectrum, but experts caution that these measures could inadvertently worsen housing affordability by discouraging new construction and potentially driving up rents before implementation.
Associated Banc-Corp, a leading Midwest banking franchise, announced the appointment of Phillip Trier as Executive Vice President, Head of Corporate and Commercial Banking, and Gregory Warsek as Executive Vice President, Deputy Head of Commercial Real Estate (CRE) and Facilities. These strategic appointments highlight Associated’s commitment to growth and innovation in key business segments.
Altrio, the leading provider of Origin, the world’s leading real estate deal management software, has launched a new version of Origin specifically designed for investment sales and mortgage brokers. This groundbreaking platform streamlines and integrates every phase of a real estate transaction, empowering brokers to manage their deals efficiently and effectively.
Noble Investment Group, a leading real estate investment manager focused on travel and hospitality, has expanded its portfolio with the acquisition of two new hotels in Fishers, Indiana. The Courtyard by Marriott Indianapolis | Fishers and the dual-brand Hyatt House & Hyatt Place Indianapolis | Fishers are located within the vibrant Fishers District, a thriving development featuring diverse dining, shopping, and entertainment options. This strategic acquisition highlights Noble’s commitment to capitalizing on dynamic growth markets and their belief in the continued economic expansion of the Indianapolis region.
The real estate market in 2025 faces a complex landscape, with political instability, escalating insurance costs, and the emergence of artificial intelligence (AI) posing significant challenges. While recent interest rate cuts offer some optimism, the upcoming global elections and a housing affordability crisis continue to weigh on the industry. This article explores the key trends and forecasts impacting the real estate market in 2025, highlighting both opportunities and concerns.
