The 2026 real estate market is shaping up to be a year of transition rather than dramatic booms or busts. Nationally, forecasts point to modest home price growth (around 0–2% in many analyses), slightly lower mortgage rates hovering in the 6% range, improving inventory, and a rebound in sales activity (potentially up 10–14% in some…
The construction of infrastructure is one of the key drivers in designing cities and neighborhoods. Highways, subways, airports, schools and hospitals and commercial hubs deliver more than mere convenience. They impact the demand for property and the price of real estate. Such an upside can also be propelled when governments spend on infrastructure on a mammoth scale, leading to…
There has been a huge shift in the way we work over the last few years. Hybrid work arrangements where employees split their time between the office and home have now become standard in many sectors. And this transformation is not just redefining the places people work, but also impacting real estate moves. Homebuyers are seeking other features than…
The demand for residential luxury, is no longer just for a small group of ultra rich people. High-end property demand also has been up in recent years across global cities and emerging economies. Luxury real estate ranges from beach villas to lavish buildings. Economic growth, lifestyle transformation and global wealth are all factors driving demand. 1. Increasing World Financial Assets…