Real estate news

• Step Inside the New C21® Brand

  04-03-2018 19:09
  Editor’s Note: This is the cover story in the March issue of RISMedia’s Real Estate magazine.
  Discover the self-starters, go-getters and midnight-oil burners who bring the new mission to life every day: Defy Mediocrity and Deliver Extraordinary Experiences
  Since coming to market in 1971 as the first franchisor of independently-owned and -operated real estate offices, Century 21 Real Estate LLC has consistently proven itself to be a leading global real estate business organization. Bu
  
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• Beyond the Burbs: 10 Fringe Markets to Watch

  04-03-2018 19:08
  Against climbing prices and severe shortages of supply, buyers are bypassing the suburbs, according to new research by realtor.com®. The areas garnering interest now are affordable (relatively), and have booming economies and sufficient supply, but are beyond the historically in-demand suburbs. The outliers to watch are: Spokane, Wash.; Portland, Maine; Knoxville, Tenn.; Deltona, Fla.; Boise, Idaho; Jacksonville, Fla.; Charleston, S.C.; North Port, Fla.; Bakersfield, Calif.; and Chattanooga,
  
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• Corporate Mobility and The Tax Cuts and Jobs Act: Study

  04-03-2018 19:07
  In the run-up to (and since) the passage of the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act, analysts have considered the implications of the legislation in real estate. Now, experts are exploring its impact in relocation.
  According to a recent report by Weichert Workforce Mobility, 89 percent of corporate mobility professionals expect either more or the same in the year ahead, even with the bill’s changes. Another majority (96 percent) are tax-protecting household goods shipments, and 94 percent are tax-protec
  
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• Sinkholes: Avoiding Collapsed Transactions

  04-03-2018 19:06
  In 2017, multiple regions were severely impacted by natural disasters—and the real estate industry has been affected by them all. But one event which often occurs across the U.S. has largely been out of the limelight.
  Sinkhole activity typically occurs in areas of Florida, Texas, Alabama, Missouri, Kentucky, Tennessee and Pennsylvania, according to the U.S. Geological Survey. These events take with them land surfaces, which oftentimes include homes, when rock in the underground space disso
  
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