Raleigh property management
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Raleigh’s Rise on the Milken List of Top Cities: A Model of Balanced Urban Growth and Its Impact on the Housing Market

ByHayli Mace

Raleigh has been turning heads as one of the nation’s top-performing cities, and it’s not hard to see why. A recent report highlights that the city’s growth is not just rapid—it’s balanced. This quality of expansion is setting Raleigh apart from other urban centers that have heavily relied on one or two dominant industries. Instead,…

A detailed graph illustrating the 2025 real estate cycle, highlighting trends in rising home prices, limited inventory, and regional market variations.
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2025 Housing Market Revealed: Where Are We in the Housing Cycle?

ByHayli Mace

The real estate cycle is evolving rapidly in 2025. Local trends mirror national shifts. Our community is impacted by rising demand and a tight housing supply. Investors and residents alike are watching this cycle closely. To read more about the cycle, read this article. Market Trends Current market conditions show clear signs of change. Inventory…

A picturesque aerial view showcasing mixed residential neighborhoods and highlighting a projected 110,000 housing shortage by 2029.
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Wake County Housing Shortage Report 2025: Strategic Market Insights for Property Management Leaders and Investors

ByHayli Mace

As reported by WRAL News: Discover strategic insights from the Wake County housing shortage report 2025. Learn how property management leaders and real estate investors can capitalize on a projected shortfall of over 110,000 homes by 2029 in North Carolina. Wake County is on the cusp of a dramatic market shift. As detailed in recent…

Homebuyer mortgage demand drops further, a troubling sign for the spring market from CNBC
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CNBC Reports: Mortgage Demand Drops A Lot: What It Means for Renters and Rental Investors This Spring (2025)

ByHayli Mace

CNBC recently reported that mortgage demand has dropped further, sparking concerns about a cooling spring homebuying market. For those of us in property management, however, this trend unveils a hidden opportunity. When high-quality movers decide not to buy, they’re almost always shifting to rentals. This pivot sets the stage for a surge in demand for…

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