While valuation uncertainty rises during peaks and troughs to market cycles, lenders and investors still struggle to define the new normal and where (market, property
During the National Association of Realtors (NAR) Virtual REALTORS® Legislative Meetings held May 11-15, 2020, Dr. Lawrence Yun, chief economist for NAR, analyzed the impact of the
The automotive industry is material to the Alabama economy. These plants were not excluded when manufacturing facilities across the United States shut down during the
Friday, May 8, 2020, the market learned that job loss from “Shelter in Place” orders during April were as feared – the worst since the
In residential markets, demand has strengthened recently as mortgage applications for a home purchase increased for the third week in a row, rising 7% from the prior
The COVID-19 outbreak came during our most technologically advanced age; however, there are some decades old infrastructure items that are keeping us connected today –
Pandemic insurance has become more top-of-mind as states begin to reopen and assess the damage to businesses and commercial real estate – especially hotels, restaurants,
Even as residential markets are in “peak season,” historically speaking, new listings are becoming even more scarce as some potential sellers decide to wait out
A disproportionate amount of COVID-19 coverage globally has been – and continues to be – dedicated to “what’s not working.” This article’s focus is pivoting
Editor’s Note: The content from the following article is based on a recent Real Estate Matters podcast with Jonathan Goode, an associate land broker with the Southeastern
