Real Estate Marketing & Beyond

Real Estate, US Real Estate

Washington D.C. lawmakers say they can't afford to rent an apartment

By Mike Wheatley | May 7, 2018

Residential, US Real Estate

Marijuana might be legal in your state, but illegal in your own home

By Mike Wheatley | April 24, 2018

While marijuana has become legal for both medicinal and recreational purposes in many U.S. states, many landlords and homeowners associations are proving to be less forward-thinking, insisting on banning usage and growing of the plant in the properties they control.

Millennials Opting for Apartments

By Chris Porter | April 17, 2018

Those who constitute as millennials differ but according to Census bureau, it is those born between 1982 and 2002, though most prefer to place the cut off age at 2000.

Residential, US Real Estate

Home rentals growing faster than apartments

By Mike Wheatley | April 13, 2018

Construction of apartments in the multifamily home sector has really taken off over the last decade, but single-family homes were still the fastest-growing type of rental

Luxury Real Estate, US Real Estate

Manhattan's luxury real estate market slides

By Mike Wheatley | April 6, 2018

Manhattan luxury real estate sales fell by 25 percent in the first quarter of this year compared to the same period one year ago. The decline was put

Real Estate Resource

Trends In Modern Residency

By Jamie Richardson | October 30, 2017

Many fail to realize that when it comes to apartments, you can either choose to rent or to own. Whichever best suits your finances is the most advisable option.

Rental Properties

Top Ten Markets to Rent to Millennials

By Guest Author | May 28, 2017

When it comes to the rental market, everyone can agree upon one thing—Millennials are vital. Currently, Millennials are the main component in rental tenants as they seek new methods of housing that require less commitment than buying

Rental Properties, US Real Estate

San Francisco to spend $44M on affordable housing for teachers

By Mike Wheatley | May 23, 2017

San Francisco is working to provide more affordable housing to the city's teachers, after a report warned that many are struggling to be able to pay their mortgages and rents

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