In the U.S., 24-hour cities essentially translate to our gateway cities: Boston, Chicago, Los Angeles, New York, San Francisco, and Washington, D.C. Meanwhile, 18-hour cities are the markets with above-average urban population growth.
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Month: <span>July 2019</span>
With my last article, I outlined how the current closing process leaves so much to be desired. The system is more or less broken as designed when the consumer at the heart of the transaction has anything short of an excellent experience.
Some real estate agents have to be secret agents as well. That’s because, in every global city, there are off-market properties that are never going to be listed openly.
With home prices at record highs, what are today’s 20- and 30-year-olds most interested in? Considering that Gen Z and millennials account for 55% of HGTV’s audience, fixer upper properties are a good bet.
I celebrated my first anniversary at Zillow recently and there are a lot of reasons why I am excited about year two. One aspect of Zillow that initially drew me here and continues to be important to me is the corporate culture of giving.
Moving a real estate business onto a new technology platform doesn’t have to be frustrating or overly time-consuming. When the new product can raise productivity and transform business, tech users have even more motivation to take the leap and make the move.
The grand Centennial Park mansion that bankers Peter Stokes and Annabel Spring bought for $9.8 million in 2015 has been scheduled for August 24 auction.
The post Macquarie Group executive director Peter Stokes and HSBC’s Annabel Spring on the move from grand Centennial Park mansion appeared first on realestate.com.au.
Construction of a new high school at Brighton is one step closer after the State Government short-listed three possible sites for the build. Find out the options.
The post Three short-listed sites for new Brighton high school announced by Tasmanian Education Minister Jeremy Rockliff appeared first on realestate.com.au.
This week in what you need to know in property, realestate.com.au chief economist Nerida Conisbee looks at how China’s GDP woes affect Australia, office vacancy rates and much more.
The post Property market update: China’s slowdown plus office vacancy rates appeared first on realestate.com.au.
Western Australia’s first ever ‘hemp house’ has been listed for sale, two years after the revolutionary residence was completed near Margaret River.
The post Would you buy a house made from hemp? appeared first on realestate.com.au.