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On Thursday, September 3rd, 2020, the Cornell Baker Program in Real Estate welcomed Ernst Valery (BS ’00, MPA ‘01) as the first speaker in this… Read More »Development Without Displacement- Insights from Ernst Valery (BS ’00, MPA ’01)
The hotel industry in New York City has seen its fair share of macroeconomic shocks over the past few decades. From the 1975 fiscal crisis,… Read More »A Shock Unlike Any Other – Vijay Dandapani (SHA ’87) on the State of NYC’s Hotel Market
New listings of homes for sale were 6% above 2019 levels Key housing market takeaways for 434 U.S. metro areas during the 4-week period ending… Read More »Housing Market White Hot After Labor Day: Home Prices Up 13%, Pending Sales Up 27%
Homes are selling the fastest in swing counties, a reflection of rising interest in the suburbs as the pandemic drives homebuyers to prioritize space. The… Read More »Hot Housing Market Spans the Political Spectrum, with Prices Up Double Digits in Blue, Red and Swing Counties
So, you’ve finally found the perfect home and you’ve submitted your offer. In an ideal situation, the seller would accept it, you’d close, and the… Read More »How Much Can You Negotiate on a House, Really?
The housing market in August resembled a game of musical chairs, as high home prices and low mortgage rates began to draw more sellers to… Read More »Home Prices Rose 11% in August—Biggest Gain in Over 6 Years
Are you finding yourself longing for small-town life lately? Are you looking to have more space, know your neighbors, and to just have a more… Read More »9 Things to Consider Before Moving to a Small Town
People moving in from expensive cities and locals with changing needs are contributing to rising home prices and fast sales even as the tourism industry… Read More »Coastal Migrants Boost Las Vegas Home Prices, Up 8% in August, Amid High Local Unemployment Rate
FG Trade/Getty Images The legacy of redlining lives on today in terms racial disparities in wealth and education. And now with the coronavirus pandemic ravaging communities of… Read More »‘The Pandemic Should Be a Wake-Up Call’: Neighborhoods That Were Redlined Are More Vulnerable to COVID-19, Research Suggests
Selling a home has many moving parts, and whether you’re a first-time home seller or seasoned seller, the process can be daunting. In a perfect… Read More »Selling Your House: A Timeline of What to Expect