Houston’s real estate market is struggling, but that’s why it’s a good time to invest.
Experts call it a “generational change,” and it could lead to big rewards for those willing to take the risk.
It’s tough now, but the market might bounce back.
In Chicago, investors are still betting on office buildings. Despite the slowdown, Bridge Investment Group and Bank OZK are putting big money into the city.
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Overall, the real estate market is a mixed bag.
Single-family homes are rising, but too many are being built.
While Florida’s condo market is crumbling, and home sales are at their lowest in years.
In this edition of the AltReports:
🚀 Booming Business
💼 Big Bets
🏠 Housing Hike
🔧 Condo Crisis
⬇️ Sales Slump
Video of the Week: The Silent Crisis in Real Estate No One Is Talking About
Chart of the Week: CMBS Loan Delinquency Rate by Property Type
Podcast of the Week: Retire Early with Fewer Rental Properties Than You'd Think
Houston CRE Set For Massive Opportunities, Despite Uncertainty And Distress
Houston’s CRE market is in chaos, but if you can weather the storm, you might just catch a once-in-a-lifetime chance to cash in. Experts are calling it a “generational change”—so grab your hard hat and get in on the action. It’s not all roses, but there’s still some profit to be made if you’ve got the guts.
The Value Of The Glass And The Steel Is More
Everyone’s freaking out about the office market, but some brave souls are betting on Chicago’s revival. The big players think this slowdown is just a blip, and they’re throwing cash at it anyway. Get ready for a risky comeback—just make sure your parachute is ready.
Multifamily Starts Plunge from Boom amid Oversupply & CRE Depression
Single-family homes are popping up everywhere in 2024, but hold your horses—the glut might not be a good thing. Builders are overcompensating with new homes, while multifamily projects are tanking hard. The real trick is figuring out which side of this housing wave to ride.
Beneath the Cracks of Florida's Condo Crisis
Florida’s condo market is falling apart—literally. HOAs are too cheap to fix things, and now residents are paying the price with crumbling buildings. If someone doesn’t step in soon, this could go from bad to catastrophic.
Pending Home Sales Fell the Most Since 2022 in December as Mortgage Rates Jumped
December was a dumpster fire for home sales, thanks to sky-high mortgage rates and a lack of listings. Buyers are sitting tight, and sellers aren’t doing much better. Looks like the market’s in a deep freeze until things thaw out a bit.