Posts Tagged ‘realtor’
Life Sciences Real Estate Investment Market Remains Red Hot in 2022
According to a new CBRE research report, investment in U.S. life sciences real estate increased by 62 percent last year, with further growth of at least 10 percent expected in 2022. Investment in life sciences real estate, comprised of lab and Research and Development (R&D) properties, reached $21.4 billion in 2021, a 62 percent increase…
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$25B in Rental Assistance Is on the Way: Who Will Qualify?
As part of last month’s COVID-19 stimulus package, $25 billion in rental assistance funds are expected to be disbursed to states today, Jan. 26. There could be a rush for funds with an estimated 14 million Americans are behind on their rent. Further, rental arrears in the country may be near $70 billion, CNBC reports.…
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Lead-based Paint Violations Surge in Remodeling Boom
As home remodeling increases, the EPA is warning remodelers to take special precautions in older homes and watch out for lead-based paint violations. Lead-contaminated dust from chipped or peeling lead-based paint in homes built prior to 1978 is one of the most common causes of elevated blood levels of lead in children, according to the U.S.…
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Orlando homes sell at fastest rate in 15 years
Orlando buyers have to act fast to score a home. The average Central Florida home in April sold in 42 days, the shortest period in any month since 2005, according to the Orlando Regional Realtor Association. The average number of days on market dropped from 48 days in March. Selling in minutes Even though 42…
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What Is Property Management?
Property management is the practice by which a third party is responsible for maintaining a residence’s status quo and appeasing its occupants. Therefore, property managers are traditionally hired by rental property owners to oversee the daily operations of their real estate assets and deal with any questions or concerns the tenants may have. If the…
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