
South Florida Real Estate: A Market of Contrasts in 2025
South Florida's real estate market presents a divided picture for 2025, with single-family homes appreciating while the condo sector faces major challenges.
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South Florida's real estate market presents a divided picture for 2025, with single-family homes appreciating while the condo sector faces major challenges.

Sacramento's housing market is softening as 2025 ends, with median home prices dropping 3.36% to $575,000. Properties are staying on the market longer, averaging 54 days, and sellers are pulling listi

Massachusetts home prices are projected to continue rising in 2026, with Boston's median hitting $800,000 and buyers increasingly looking to growth markets like Worcester.

Michigan is facing a severe housing crisis, with available homes for sale down by one-third compared to five years ago, creating intense pressure on buyers.

A massive shortage in U.S. child care facilities is fueling a boom in a niche real estate sector, attracting investors with stable returns and high demand.

Miami's housing market is cooling, with prices down over 4% and homes lingering on the market for 125 days, shifting negotiating power to buyers.

Nearly 85,000 US home sellers pulled their properties off the market in September, a 28% increase from last year. Weak buyer demand and falling prices are forcing homeowners to wait for better conditi

Charleston home values have surged over 81% since 2019, placing the city among the fastest-growing U.S. housing markets. While appreciation is high, the market is balancing, offering opportunities for

The self-storage sector shows remarkable investment resilience, outperforming other real estate types for 15 years. Demand driven by life events like family growth and moving makes it less sensitive t

Huntsville's housing market is stabilizing in 2025 after a period of rapid growth, with a slight dip in prices seen as a healthy normalization.

Economic forecasters project a 2 percent growth rate for the next three years, a significant drop from post-pandemic levels, driven by AI and tech investments, while facing challenges from tariffs, in

San Francisco's real estate market is experiencing an unseasonal surge, with prices and sales hitting their highest levels since mid-2022 due to low inventory.