2020 is a wild ride. We could only guess how the market would react, so as we near the end of the year, with the pandemic going strong, we can reflect on the progress we've made so far, and look at the trends that will continue into 2021.

Wealthy investors are using the COVID19 crisis as an opportunity to expand their portfolios in the real estate market. During this unprecedented time there are many potential bargains to be made and opportunities to increase one’s allocations to property. 

Learn why we want to list our properties in 2020!

The housing market has recovered greatly in comparison to the housing price hitting its all-time low six years ago. The house prices, however, have reached unprecedented highs, largely caused by the shortage of housing inventories.

Gen Z represents $143 billion in purchasing power and growing, 61 million people in the U.S. alone. This makes their preferences pretty important to companies who want to thrive in the coming years.

According to a new residential sales report released Wednesday by the U.S. Census Bureau and the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development, residential home sales rose 3.5 percent in August– a better-than-expected turnout, signifying a healthy economy and a strong market.

Just over 50% of homes in the nation have risen past their peak value prior to the recession...

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The gap is closing between the premiums of waterfront and non-waterfront homes [...]

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This is a Seller's Market...

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The average price and shelf life of a listing in today's market are reaching, breaking, and making records. 

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The current market holds more listings for brand new single-family houses since the Recession of 2008 ...

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Home prices across the country have risen by a total of 6.9% as of April of last year, and an additional 1.2% when compared to last month, according to CoreLogic’s Home Price Index ...

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The high-end housing market is populated increasingly by buyers between the ages of 25-49

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The American housing market is expected to be flooded with nearly $40 billion as a result of the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act.

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