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When There Are No Comparables09.08.2026

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What Bill Steigerwaldt Has Learned About Land and Value Over a 40-Year Appraisal Career Bill Steigerwaldt learned to value land long before he learned to appraise it. His father became a forester in Michigan in the 1940s. After a decade as a forester for the State of Wisconsin, he struck [...]

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Second Quarter Sentiment: Way to Go, America!

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Last quarter, I introduced the LandVest Economic Index, as a measure of how well our economy was performing. The index is a scaled measure of unemployment, GDP growth, and inflation. I plotted the index against the University of Michigans survey on consumer sentiment and found that at the end of this year's firstquarter,

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Is New England a Buyer's Market?

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More Homes For Sale, But Location Matters

An eventful first half of 2025 is in the books, and weve seen U.S. housing inventory continue to climb towards pre-pandemic levels. The current number of houses for sale trails 2017-19 levels by about 11% but its grown, year over year, for 20 consecutive [...]

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When There Are No Comparables09.08.2026

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The House They Won't Sell08.31.2026

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For years, the housing industry has been waiting for the “Silver Tsunami”— Baby Boomers (and the Silent Generation) downsizing from their large homes, and releasing a wave of long-held luxury real estate to the next generation of [...]

The Anatomy of a Great Island Property08.24.2026

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What distinguishes an exceptional island home beyond privacy and a beautiful view?  There is an undeniable appeal to island living: privacy, expansive shoreline, and a sense of separation from the everyday. Across New England, that can take many forms—from a private island reached by bridge [...]

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