States with marijuana legalization laws have seen increased demand for warehouse space, and about half with pre-2016 legalization laws are seeing addendums added to leases that restrict on-site growing. One recent change: More properties are being bought rather than leased.
Any version of “We haven’t talked in over six months, but …” can be awkward, but you can break the ice by asking the right questions and listening to their answers.
Gov. DeSantis says the money from HUD will go to large-scale infrastructure projects that can make Fla. communities more resilient to future disasters.
Boards have a few options for necessary quick repairs. Also: Can a board charge an owner $10K for violating the governing documents?
An HOA rule mandated that only tenants – no guests – could use the pool, and it shut down the entire pool for a day after someone broke that rule. Is that legal?
The short answer seems to be yes – but without clear expectations for the commercial industry’s post-pandemic rebound, few investors are willing to commit yet.
March housing starts rose almost 20%, and building permits, a sign of future activity, rose 2.7%. Lumber prices, which tripled in just one year, remain a major challenge.
Some large, international commercial buyers have started to invest in single-family suburban homes, viewing them as less expensive than apartment building investments.
Realtors “can be a force for good and bringing people together,” NAR President Pres. Charlie Oppler said during a special program that honors Fair Housing Month.
Why is the inventory of for-sale homes so tight? A new analysis by Freddie Mac found that supply will meet demand only if the U.S. adds 3.8M new homes. The housing need now is 52% greater than it was in 2018, just three years earlier – and it’s even worse for entry-level homes.