July 17, 2025
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Staten Island real estate 2025: Housing inventory plummets as prices climb, report says

STATEN ISLAND, N.Y. — Staten Island’s housing market recently experienced a significant shift, with sharp declines in inventory and rising home prices creating an increasingly competitive environment for buyers. According to the latest report from the Staten Island Board of Realtors, new home listings in the borough fell 30% to 385 in May compared to

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Expect longer listings, more options

Tips to buying a home in hot real estate market Echo Fine Properties Realtor Andrea Roth has strategies to help buyers get their new home Greg Lovett, Palm Beach Post Tallahassee’s housing market is experiencing increased inventory but decreased sales, creating a mixed outlook. Higher interest rates and affordability challenges are contributing factors to the

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Ridgewood NJ cuts affordable housing obligation. See how

2-minute read Affordable housing: How government is addressing the housing shortage If you are looking for affordable housing, here are some resources to help in New Jersey. Ridgewood has constructed three affordable housing projects on East Ridgewood Avenue, Broad Street and Chestnut Street. RIDGEWOOD — The village contends it has to build four fourth-round affordable

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Confused by technical house-buying terms? Jargon about property explained

Looking to get on the property ladder but confused by all the terminology? (Picture: Getty Images) If you’re a first-time buyer looking to get on the ladder, going through the motions of actually purchasing a home can feel seriously daunting. First, you’ve got the mammoth task of deciding where it is you want to lay

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Camden renews HMO licensing scheme to drive up housing standards for private renters

Camden Council has renewed its licensing scheme for Houses in Multiple Occupation (HMOs), extending it for a further five years until December 2030.  Since the scheme’s introduction in 2015, it has helped improve standards in Camden’s private rented sector by ensuring safer, better-managed shared housing.  The decision follows a 10-week public consultation that showed strong

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Broncos-connected entity buys land near Burnham Yard from DHA

A business entity associated with the Broncos paid $7 million to buy a vacant lot from the Denver Housing Authority in recent months near a site under consideration for a new stadium, and the sale agreement included unusual stipulations in line with the DHA’s mission. The new owner will have to build 150 housing units

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UK estate agents warn AI undervalues homes, risking seller losses

A new survey of 250 estate agents has found that 90% of them believe AI software is routinely undervaluing properties – with sellers potentially losing tens of thousands Homes risk being undervalued using AI tools(Image: Getty Images) A staggering nine out of ten estate agents believe that artificial intelligence (AI) software, specifically automated valuation models

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SIC to sell off Lerwick property which has been vacant for years

SHETLAND Islands Council is to sell off a property near Lerwick Town Hall which has been sitting vacant since 2016. Councillors agreed to the disposal of the property at 9 Hill Lane at a meeting on Wednesday. The SIC bought it in 2011 largely because it was the only property in the area not owned

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Over 1 Million Homes for Sale Across US as Inventory Piles Up

The number of homes for sale in the U.S. market has just passed the 1 million mark, according to data from Realtor.com and Reventure App, as inventory continues piling up in the market without finding enough willing buyers. Why It Matters Before the pandemic, in May 2019, there were 1,180,934 active listings on the U.S.

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Inventory Surges in Florida Paradise Destroyed by Hurricane Ian

Nearly three years after being devastated by Hurricane Ian, the idyllic island of Sanibel, Florida, is now facing a surge in housing inventory, which is far outpacing home sales, as owners try to offload their properties to avoid rising costs and future storms. Why It Matters Florida, and especially its coastal cities, has long been

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