Dallas: Big D Gets a Big A+ For Construction Effort
As the building boom goes on, the jobs flood in, and the younger workers flood in after them. The art and nightlife scenes surge from one end of the Dallas-Fort Worth metropolitan area to the other, and the construction is literally non-stop.
Interest Rate Cuts: Mortgage Market’s Second Wind? Maybe.
It’s clear that if you’re looking for an economic indicator to let you know whether you should be building more multifamily buildings or how many units you should be dividing them into, fed funds really won’t give you those answers.
Why Real Estate Crowdfunding Is The Perfect Investment For Millennials
Real estate crowdfunding provides another avenue for passive income by allowing Millennials to invest in real estate through fractional ownership.
Charlotte: Financial Hub, Millennial Magnet
In one recent year, the city saw a net gain of 11,000 Millennials. That’s more than relocated to any other second-tier city including Seattle, Austin or any other youth-vibe town you can name.
8 Reasons Long-Distance Real Estate Investing Isn’t As Risky As It Used To Be
A marketplace lending platform with solid underwriting and risk assessment procedures help investors find good deals and, in many cases, put their own skin in the game.
How Multifamily Financing Can Solve Housing Affordability in U.S. Metro Areas
If cities and states will open the door for private lenders to finance multifamily housing projects where single-family zoning once was the standard, more people can experience the American dream of homeownership.
Starter Homes: Buyer’s Market, Seller’s Market, or Investor’s Market?
There’s been an interesting trend in starter homes in the last few years all across America. In some parts of the country, for instance, investors are snatching up more than 20 percent of starter homes.
3 Real Estate Investing Trends to Watch This Year
Recent trends in real estate investing should have investors looking at more data, not less, getting creative with their investments, and sticking with the absolute best opportunities.
Cleveland: The Major League City’s Late-Inning Comeback
But with all that building and rebuilding going on, Cleveland remains on whole a particularly affordable place to live. It is so affordable, in fact, that it’s dramatically less expensive to pay a mortgage than to pay rent.
Baby Boomer Post-Recession Migration: Where Are Older People Moving To and From?
Seniors have traditionally been more sedentary than younger people. They tend to move less often, but when they move they often make drastic changes. For instance, some seniors, after retirement, may decide to move from the city to the country.
