History Suggests Presidential Elections Deliver Buyer Opportunities
Every presidential election year brings uncertainty and 2024 is proving to be one of the most unsettled election cycles in memory. But history suggests that in the U.S. real estate market, election trends can be more predictable than you might think. Since 1980 the autumn [...]
In the first half of 2024, the most common question I have been asked is whether housing is overpriced. Although my instincts told me no, I wanted to take a deep dive into the numbers to see what the data was telling us. Based on my analysis, the answer is yes and [...]
Anecdotal evidence suggests that Millennial home buyers are seeking a work/life balance that includes both sustainability and land ownership. Enter: permaculturea growing trend among LandVest Vermont [...]
Integrating nature into architecture is not new. Elements of what is now called biophilic design can be traced to the Islamic Golden Era (8th-14th Century) and the use of nature-inspired shapes and patterns in tilework along with courtyards that encompass outdoor space and fountains.
By Ruth Kennedy Sudduth, Principal and Vice Chair of LandVest's Board of Directors, Director of LandVests Fiduciary and Family Office Consultancy
Economists are known for their two hands:
On one hand, wealth creation, demographics and underbuilding support the market.
On the other hand, overly ambitious pricing and more inventory are a
By Slater Anderson, Vice President & Managing Director of Real Estate
We enjoyed a strong start to the year in terms of transactions, dollar values, and listingsall of which increased year-over-year from 2023.
LandVests inventory grew 33 percent in Q1 year-over-year, a performance that easily outpaces the national number of 23.5
LandVest's President, Joseph Taggart, shares his expertise on the housing shortage in the US and the attempt to accommodate the newest generation of buyers.
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