Prime land in Greensboro NC that could be used to solve the housing and rental shortage
| | | | |

Greensboro Announces Ambitious Housing Development Plan for the Next Decade

Greensboro city officials have recently announced plans to build 10,000 new homes by 2030, addressing approximately one-third of Guilford County’s projected housing needs. This development comes as part of a strategic initiative to support the city’s steady growth and prepare for future expansion. The Current Housing Landscape While some news reports may paint Greensboro’s housing…

Stunning aerial view of Raleigh, NC, showcasing urban living in a big metro.
| | | |

Raleigh Lands on the List of Family-Friendly Big Metros According to CNBC: Navigating Urban Living in 2025

As the urban landscape evolves, families—and indeed anyone looking for a dynamic place to live—face a wide array of choices when selecting the perfect city. A recent article from CNBC, titled “Best Big Metros for Families”, dives deep into what makes certain metropolitan areas stand out for families. While the report’s focus is on family-friendly…

Property manager greeting a client at the entrance of a rental property, symbolizing a welcoming embrace for potential renters.
| | | | |

2025: A Renter’s Market in the Making – What You Need to Know

For 2025 things have moved decisively to the benefit of renters across most of the country. Particularly in the sunbelt markets that we cover in NC and SC. The most desireable and rare properties, especially houses and homes with fences, garages, and outside storage are still doing pretty well. For a lot of other homes,…

Experts Forecast Rising Rents in 2025 per the Wall Street Journal
|

Experts Forecast Rising Rents in 2025 per the Wall Street Journal: MoveZen Wants to Highlight Why That Might Not be the Relief Mom and Pop Investors Need

By the end of this year, every major metropolitan market is expected to see positive rent growth, said Jay Lybik, national director of multifamily analytics at Costar. That’s the takeaway from a recent Wall Street Journal article that was exploring the negative issues surrounding inflation and rising housing costs including rents. Read the full article here. We’re…

End of content

End of content