DC's rental market in DC is really struggling, with unpaid rent piling up and properties falling into distress.
While over in Houston, the office market is taking a dive as prices drop and more buyers are stepping in.
It’s a wild scene that shows how stress in one area can create big chances for smart investments.
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Meanwhile, soaring household debts, shaky commercial trends, and a drop in home sales are mixing together to offer unique bargains.
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In this edition of the AltReports:
💣 Housing Havoc
💰 Distress Deals
💸 Debt Daze
🏦 Investor Indecision
📉 Sales Slip
Video of the Week: Blackstone Dumping Properties - Florida Homes Slashed 30%!
Chart of the Week: CRE CLO Distress Rate Tops 15%
Podcast of the Week: How Her Primary Residence Made Her a $1.5M Profit in 2025
DC Housing Stock Falling Into Distress as Mountain of Unpaid Rent Grows
DC’s housing market is taking a nosedive, folks! With unpaid rent piling up like last week’s pizza boxes, the once-thriving rental scene is slipping into a distress fest. As the rental scene spirals, the demand seems to be on a permanent vacation.
Distress Could Help Triple Houston's Office Investment Sales Dollar Volume This Year
Houston's office market is doing its best impression of a soap opera plot twist! Distress levels are high, but ominous clouds could actually lead to a silver lining—triple the dollar volume of office investment sales this year.
Household Debts, Debt-to-Income Ratio, and Delinquency Trends in Q4 2024
Households are stumbling into 2025 with debts that would make your uncle at Thanksgiving blush. The debt-to-income ratio is sleeking past 130%, like it’s on some late-night bender. Everyone’s late to the party—serious delinquencies, collections, foreclosures, bankruptcies…they're popping up like confetti.
What Three Indicators Say About Where the CRE Market Ended 2024
The U.S. commercial real estate market? Let’s just say it’s had quite the year. With interest rates doing their dance and investors eyeing the horizon, it’s all a bit of a spectacle. You’ve got the big players sweating over their spreadsheets, trying to figure out if the real estate party is winding down or just taking a breather.
Redfin Housing Market 2025: Inventory Rises, Sales Drop
In 2025, the housing market is looking less like a shopping spree and more like a yard sale. Redfin reports that home inventory is creeping up, but guess what? Sales are taking a nosedive—down 14% compared to last year!