Resilience in the D is a five-part series launched to commemorate BridgeDetroit’s fifth anniversary and recognize Detroiters who have made a difference in their communities. Selections were made based on resident nominations.
Gary Ringer, a retired firefighter, circled a one-story
Home of the Week, Cassiar Cannery, Lot 44, Cassiar Drive, Port Edward, B.C.Sotheby’s International Realty Canada
This week, realtors in Vancouver are calling for the end of the federal foreign buyer ban, but doubts
Zachary Foust is a 31-year-old real estate agent who has been working in Delaware for over eight years, but he’s been going viral on TikTok for more than just selling homes. In a recent video, he shared a passionate
Wayne State University became a hub for housing activism as it hosted the Richard C. Van Dusen Urban Leadership Forum at the McGregor Conference Center last week. The event brought together philanthropists, academics, policymakers and affordable-housing advocates for a daylong
The American South is teetering on the edge of a housing market crisis, according to real estate analyst Nick Gerli.
The post-2020 rush to build new homes in states like Florida, Georgia, Tennessee and Texas has led to a glut
Canadian real estate markets are softening as higher rates begin to weigh on virtually all markets. RBC warns October data reveals falling existing home sales and rising inventory. The combination has resulted in the price decline for a typical home
While a lot has recovered and rebounded since the pandemic (think Thanksgiving travel and gathering en masse), work environments seem forever changed. The pandemic emptied office buildings as we once knew them, and central business districts suffered. Commercial real estate …
An accountant in northeast China deposited her life savings and received a letter guaranteeing her investment in a trust firm. Workers at a state-owned utility pooled money from friends and relatives believing that their investments were backed by the government.
A for sale sign is displayed outside a home in Toronto in December, 2021.CARLOS OSORIO/Reuters
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