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Read more about "Inflation's Impact on Real Estate: Strategies for a Changing Market"
Read more about "Inflation's Impact on Real Estate: Strategies for a Changing Market"

"Inflation's Impact on Real Estate: Strategies for a Changing Market"

Sep 11, 2023
Read more about "Inflation's Impact on Real Estate: Strategies for a Changing Market"
Read more about "Inflation's Impact on Real Estate: Strategies for a Changing Market"
Inflation can exert a substantial influence on the real estate market, necessitating adaptive strategies in a changing economic landscape. Rising inflation can lead to increased construction and maintenance costs, translating into higher property prices and rents. This dynamic can affect the demand for real estate, potentially limiting access for buyers and tenants. Furthermore, inflation affects the financing aspect of real estate. Fixed-rate mortgages may lose their appeal as interest rates fail to keep pace with inflation, making adjustable-rate mortgages or inflation-protected financing options more attractive. However, real estate possesses an inherent advantage as a hedge against inflation. Tangible assets tend to appreciate over time, potentially exceeding inflation rates and safeguarding wealth. Investors can navigate this inflationary terrain by diversifying their real estate portfolios across different markets and property types. They should also consider flexible financing options and regularly assess rental rates to adapt to inflation. Patience and a long-term perspective are key, as real estate typically thrives over extended periods. In essence, understanding inflation's impact on real estate and implementing sound strategies can empower investors to thrive in a changing market. By embracing these strategies, investors can better position themselves to seize opportunities and mitigate risks presented by inflation's ebb and flow.
Read more about Mortgage rates jump again, buyers head to the sideline
Read more about Mortgage rates jump again, buyers head to the sideline

Mortgage rates jump again, buyers head to the sideline

Jun 10, 2022
Read more about Mortgage rates jump again, buyers head to the sideline
Read more about Mortgage rates jump again, buyers head to the sideline
Average long-term U.S. mortgage rates jumped back up ahead of next week's Federal Reserve meeting.
Read more about Home sales tumble again as mortgage rates surge
Read more about Home sales tumble again as mortgage rates surge

Home sales tumble again as mortgage rates surge

May 20, 2022
Read more about Home sales tumble again as mortgage rates surge
Read more about Home sales tumble again as mortgage rates surge
Sales of previously occupied U.S. homes slowed for the third consecutive month in April as mortgage rates surged, driving up borrowing costs for would-be buyers as home prices soared to new highs.
Read more about Palestinians facing eviction by Israel vow to stay on land
Read more about Palestinians facing eviction by Israel vow to stay on land

Palestinians facing eviction by Israel vow to stay on land

May 07, 2022
Read more about Palestinians facing eviction by Israel vow to stay on land
Read more about Palestinians facing eviction by Israel vow to stay on land
Since that decision in early 1981, residents of the Masafer Yatta region have weathered demolitions, property seizures, restrictions, disruptions of food and water supplies as well as the lingering threat of expulsion. That threat grew significantly this week.
Read more about Israeli minister touts plans to approve 4,000 settler homes
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Israeli minister touts plans to approve 4,000 settler homes

May 07, 2022
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Israel is set to advance plans for the construction of 4,000 settler homes in the occupied West Bank, drawing warnings of “serious consequences” from the Palestinian Authority.
Read more about US mortgage rates rise; 30-year at 5.27%, highest since 2009
Read more about US mortgage rates rise; 30-year at 5.27%, highest since 2009

US mortgage rates rise; 30-year at 5.27%, highest since 2009

May 06, 2022
Read more about US mortgage rates rise; 30-year at 5.27%, highest since 2009
Read more about US mortgage rates rise; 30-year at 5.27%, highest since 2009
Average long-term U.S. mortgage rates resumed their ascent this week, as the key 30-year loan reached its highest point since 2009.
Read more about 100s of US urban areas will become rural with new criteria
Read more about 100s of US urban areas will become rural with new criteria

100s of US urban areas will become rural with new criteria

May 01, 2022
Read more about 100s of US urban areas will become rural with new criteria
Read more about 100s of US urban areas will become rural with new criteria
Hundreds of urban areas in the U.S. are becoming rural, but it's not because people are leaving.
Read more about Housing shortage, soaring rents squeeze US college students
Read more about Housing shortage, soaring rents squeeze US college students

Housing shortage, soaring rents squeeze US college students

Apr 27, 2022
Read more about Housing shortage, soaring rents squeeze US college students
Read more about Housing shortage, soaring rents squeeze US college students
College students across the U.S. are looking for housing for the 2022-23 school year and if 2021 was any indication, it won't be easy.
Read more about Housing shortage, soaring rents squeeze US college students
Read more about Housing shortage, soaring rents squeeze US college students

Housing shortage, soaring rents squeeze US college students

Apr 27, 2022
Read more about Housing shortage, soaring rents squeeze US college students
Read more about Housing shortage, soaring rents squeeze US college students
College students across the U.S. are looking for housing for the 2022-23 school year and if 2021 was any indication, it won't be easy.
Read more about Years of fruitful relations between Disney, Florida at risk
Read more about Years of fruitful relations between Disney, Florida at risk

Years of fruitful relations between Disney, Florida at risk

Apr 21, 2022
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Read more about Years of fruitful relations between Disney, Florida at risk
Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis is asking lawmakers to end Disney's government in a move that jeopardizes the symbiotic relationship between the state and company.
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Years of fruitful relations between Disney, Florida at risk

Apr 21, 2022
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Read more about Years of fruitful relations between Disney, Florida at risk
Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis is asking lawmakers to end Disney's government in a move that jeopardizes the symbiotic relationship between the state and company.
Read more about March home sales fall as mortgage rates, home prices climb
Read more about March home sales fall as mortgage rates, home prices climb

March home sales fall as mortgage rates, home prices climb

Apr 21, 2022
Read more about March home sales fall as mortgage rates, home prices climb
Read more about March home sales fall as mortgage rates, home prices climb
Sales of previously occupied U.S. homes slowed in March to the slowest pace in nearly two years as a swift rise in mortgage rates and record-high prices discouraged would-be homebuyers.
Read more about Homebuyers stymied by fewer homes, high prices, rising rates
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Homebuyers stymied by fewer homes, high prices, rising rates

Apr 15, 2022
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Read more about Homebuyers stymied by fewer homes, high prices, rising rates
Shortly after moving to South Florida for a new job with the U.S. military, Shannon Kaufman and his wife, Wendy, signed up for a whole other mission: buying a home.
Read more about America's homeless ranks graying as more retire on streets
Read more about America's homeless ranks graying as more retire on streets

America's homeless ranks graying as more retire on streets

Apr 11, 2022
Read more about America's homeless ranks graying as more retire on streets
Read more about America's homeless ranks graying as more retire on streets
A rapidly expanding group of destitute and desperate people 50 and older have suddenly found themselves without a permanent home.
Read more about Battle heats up over remaining federal rental assistance
Read more about Battle heats up over remaining federal rental assistance

Battle heats up over remaining federal rental assistance

Apr 03, 2022
Read more about Battle heats up over remaining federal rental assistance
Read more about Battle heats up over remaining federal rental assistance
A debate is playing out across the country as the Treasury Department begins reallocating some of the $46.5 billion in rental assistance from places slow to spend to others that are running out of funds.
Read more about Long-term mortgage rates rise again; 30-year breaches 4.5%
Read more about Long-term mortgage rates rise again; 30-year breaches 4.5%

Long-term mortgage rates rise again; 30-year breaches 4.5%

Mar 31, 2022
Read more about Long-term mortgage rates rise again; 30-year breaches 4.5%
Read more about Long-term mortgage rates rise again; 30-year breaches 4.5%
Average long-term U.S. mortgage rates rose again this week as the key 30-year loan rate vaulted over 4.5% and attained its highest level since the end of 2018.
Read more about Affordable housing, long overlooked, getting federal boost
Read more about Affordable housing, long overlooked, getting federal boost

Affordable housing, long overlooked, getting federal boost

Mar 25, 2022
Read more about Affordable housing, long overlooked, getting federal boost
Read more about Affordable housing, long overlooked, getting federal boost
For many communities, the amount of money available in the state and local pandemic recovery funds is historic — and more than many have spent on housing in a year or even a decade.
Read more about In 1st full year of pandemic, biggest metros lost residents
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In 1st full year of pandemic, biggest metros lost residents

Mar 24, 2022
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Read more about In 1st full year of pandemic, biggest metros lost residents
The pandemic intensified population trends of migration to the South and West, according to census data, as well as a slowdown in growth in the biggest cities in the U.S.
Read more about Amazon to build affordable housing near transit stops
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Amazon to build affordable housing near transit stops

Mar 15, 2022
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Read more about Amazon to build affordable housing near transit stops
Amazon said Tuesday it will spend more than $120 million to build affordable-housing units close to transit stations near Seattle and Washington, D.C.
Read more about Census: Black population grows in suburbs, shrinks in cities
Read more about Census: Black population grows in suburbs, shrinks in cities

Census: Black population grows in suburbs, shrinks in cities

Mar 14, 2022
Read more about Census: Black population grows in suburbs, shrinks in cities
Read more about Census: Black population grows in suburbs, shrinks in cities
Black residents have been leaving some of the nation’s largest cities while suburbs have seen an increase in their Black populations.