The ‘Wall Street of the South’ Effect: Packed Offices Are Fueling Miami’s Million-Dollar Home Deals

South Florida is a boomtown, and this time it isn't gold, cheap land, or even a pandemic luring homebuyers—it's the plethora of corporations moving in. The national office vacancy rate hovers around 17.6%, which means there's abundant office space sitting empty. But the West Palm Beach-Boca Raton ma

As Cities Turn to AI To Lower Housing Costs, Data Center Backlash Grows

As the housing rebellion against data center development gains steam nationwide, the AI technology they power may hold the solution to another problem plaguing the market: red tape. Regulatory costs add $131,734 for a typical home—a significant portion of the $499,500 sticker price for an average ho

The Super El Niño Is Official—and Homeowners in These States Need To Prepare

After much speculation, federal forecasters have officially announced that an El Niño has started forming and will have sizable impacts on weather patterns for months to come.  The official forecast from the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration calls for an El Niño to intensify in the fal

This Is the Make-or-Break Window for Sellers

For sellers launching a listing this summer, initial pricing can make all the difference between sparking a bidding war for top dollar or having to offer concessions and settling for below asking price. According to a new Realtor.com® economic research team report, timing is key, and the first four