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Atlanta among top 10 metros for real estate development

StorageCafe conducted a study on construction in the 50 largest metros — and among them, Atlanta-Sandy Springs-Alpharetta ranks fifth for growth.

Pending-home sales slide for third month in a row

“Given the situation in the market — mortgages, home costs and inventory — it would not be surprising to see a retreat in housing demand.” — NAR chief economist Lawrence Yun 

Southwest Atlanta community sells for $43.5 million

The New York-based purchaser told a publication last year that his firm was moving its investment focus from its home market to the Sunbelt due to new regulations that made it “impossible to make money.” 

High prices, construction bottlenecks crimp new-home sales in January

“Builders are entering 2022 with backlogs that they are having a hard time completing due to material and labor shortages, and new-home prices are sitting near a historic high.” — First American Deputy Chief Economist Odeta Kushi

Atlanta REALTORS®: Home prices dip in January

The decline was on a month-over-month basis, while year over year, prices were still up by double digits. 

What do agents want from brokerage technology? @properties Christie’s International Real Estate investigates

@properties Christie’s International Real Estate has released the findings of a new survey focused on brokerage technology.

Rising interest rates could bring balance to the housing market

While rising interest rates may lead to more reductions in the housing supply, it may also bring some much-needed balance to the market.

Mortgage applications fall to pre-pandemic low as rates rise

Mortgage applications fell more than 13% in the most-recent week tracked by the Mortgage Bankers Association’s Market Composite Index, while interest rates continued to rise. 

Tori McGee

“Treat everyone like family.” — Tori McGee, building biology advocate and holistic real estate expert, Chapman Hall REALTORS®

Experts discuss the new normal of Atlanta’s housing market

Would-be homebuyers who have been struggling to purchase a home in Atlanta’s hyper-competitive market are not likely to find much relief any time soon, according to a roundtable discussion of housing experts.

Investor acquires College Park townhome community for $32 million

The community, which will be operated by Atlanta owner-operator Zevulon Capital, features a mix of two- and three-bedroom units, as well as a pool, clubhouse and playground.

Luxury Colorado lodge for sale — and it comes with the town

In Saguache, Colorado, a monument to the Old West is for sale. Dubbed Old Cow Town, the property is a frontier replica, complete with a luxury lodge.

Despite strong demand, builder confidence ebbs in February on supply-chain woes

“Production disruptions are so severe that many builders are waiting months to receive cabinets, garage doors, countertops and appliances.” — NAHB Chairman Jerry Konter 

Sandy Springs apartments sell for $106 million

Located at 501 North River Parkway, the Carlyle of Sandy Springs is “primed for an interior value-add program,” said Cushman & Wakefield, which helped broker the sale.

Existing-home sales come roaring back in January

The sales pace of existing homes surged 6.7% in January after falling in December, as buyers got off the fence and went shopping ahead of rising interest rates, the National Association of Realtors reported.

Housing starts fall in January

Single-family housing starts fell 5.6% from December’s revised estimate to 1,116,000, while multifamily starts slid 2.1% to 510,000, the U.S. Census Bureau and the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development said.

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