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Within the sharp decline in East Coast migration to Miami

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Within the sharp decline in East Coast migration to Miami

For decades, South Florida lured hordes of retirees and working families from high-priced East Coast cities with the promise of a cheaper living, but today that affordability advantage no longer exists. Rising spending has caught the attention of potential movers and led to a sharp decline in net migration across the Sunshine State. A June … Read more

Renovated Hamlyn Heights home defies cooling auction market

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Renovated Hamlyn Heights home defies cooling auction market

5 Pride Ave, Hamlyn Heights, went under the hammer in a highly competitive auction. Four bidders created a rare auction boom for a renovated Hamlyn Heights home that sold at the high end. First-time buyers weren’t deterred by last week’s rate hike and snapped up the four-bedroom home at 5 Pride Ave for $925,000, a … Read more

The silver tsunami could solve America’s housing crisis. What then?

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The silver tsunami could solve America’s housing crisis. What then?

The “silver tsunami” could finally reach America’s shores, bringing with it enough homes to ease the long-standing inventory shortage and reveal a whole new problem in its place. Between 2026 and 2036, an estimated 13.9 million homes currently occupied by baby boomers and the silent generation will be transitioned out of owner-occupancy, according to the … Read more

Renovated 1960s McGlashan Everist home in Newtown listed for more than $4.2 million

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Renovated 1960s McGlashan Everist home in Newtown listed for more than .2 million

A beech tree is the centerpiece of 10 Layton Cres, Newtown’s courtyard design. Built in 1967, this ‘quintessential’ McGlashan Everist farmhouse has been extensively renovated and extended to create contemporary living spaces whilst maintaining the original design. “Deal with the original house, not just an extension,” was the seller’s instruction and formed a crucial part … Read more

“A serious property”: What lies behind spacious underground villas

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“A serious property”: What lies behind spacious underground villas

A basement boom could be the unexpected result of big tax changes as wealthy Melbourne residents look to invest in their family home where there are no taxes. A basement boom is on the horizon for Melbourne’s elite homeowners in an unexpected consequence of the Albanian government’s changes to property investment. From karaoke and whiskey … Read more

What happens to small college towns when the university closes?

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What happens to small college towns when the university closes?

Starting in 2026, the number of people turning 18 in the U.S. will decline every year for the foreseeable future—a trend that will have a devastating impact on college enrollment, especially at small, regional private universities. According to a running tally, around 150 colleges and universities have already closed, merged or otherwise consolidated since 2016 … Read more