Leo Caldwell is an Economic Data Analyst for Crezzio, specializing in regional economic trends, labor market analysis, and the real estate sector. He focuses on translating complex data into clear, accessible reports for a broad audience.
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New housing data reveals that fewer than 15 of the 100 largest US cities offer a significant number of rentals under $1,000, with affordable options concentrated in the Midwest and South.
Real estate coach Jeff Lobb reveals five key strategies for agents to secure more listings by focusing on geographic dominance, FOMO marketing, and AI tools.
A leading real estate CEO warns that post-COVID economic policies have made housing unaffordable for an entire generation, with affordability now worse than 2006.
Real estate professionals are facing a complex environment, from a $500M defamation lawsuit to stable commission rates and the integration of AI.
The Federal Reserve's recent interest rate cut has led to a surprising outcome: mortgage rates have risen, creating confusion and division in the real estate market.
South Carolina's Upstate region saw a massive surge in commercial real estate deals in Q3 2025, led by over 1 million square feet in industrial leases.
New data from the third quarter of 2025 shows a slowdown in the Ascension Parish commercial real estate market, with declines in both sales volume and deal activity.
The number of homes changing hands in the U.S. has hit a 30-year low, with only 28 sales per 1,000 homes as homeowners cling to low mortgage rates.
Recent Amazon layoffs are causing immediate shifts in the regional real estate market, with brokers reporting increased client inquiries about selling homes or pausing new purchases, potentially creat
A major shift is underway in American cities as the urban growth trends of the past decade begin to reverse, impacting real estate markets and the future of downtowns.
Baby boomers are now the largest group of home buyers and sellers, reshaping the US housing market with trends like rightsizing, aging in place, and multigenerational living.
Over one-third of Manhattan condo sellers faced losses in the past year, as median prices remain flat for a decade, contrasting with national housing gains.
Sales of previously owned homes rose 1.5% in September, reaching a seven-month high as easing mortgage rates encouraged buyers to return to the market.
Home prices and rents in the Huntsville, Alabama area are declining, offering a brief respite for buyers. However, shrinking inventory and strong job growth may soon push prices back up.
Affordable cities in the Midwest and Northeast are dominating the U.S. housing market, a Fall 2025 report reveals. Manchester, NH, holds the top spot, while South Bend, IN, surges into the top three.
New U.S. Census Bureau data reveals a growing number of American homeowners are spending over 30% of their income on housing, with costs rising sharply in several states.
A new analysis reveals why some Texas cities use over eight times more water per person than others, pointing to local industry, not residents, as the primary driver.
Amazon is set to create 1,200 new jobs in the Chicago suburbs by leasing a large warehouse in Bolingbrook and planning a massive new sorting facility in Wilmington.
Baby Boomers now own 41% of U.S. real estate, a portfolio worth $20 trillion that is nearly double the share held by millennials, new analysis shows.
Commute distances are increasing for Corpus Christi workers as new jobs locate far from residential centers, creating a growing mismatch fueled by housing costs.