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Construction Boom Ahead: Are We Ready for Housing Demand? The housing market is facing a significant shortage of single-family luxury residences and multifamily properties, currently about 16% behind on supply. In this video, we explore the challenges of financing and what it means for future construction efforts. #HousingMarket #ConstructionBoom #RealEstateTrends #LuxuryResidences #MultifamilyHousing #FinancingChallenges #PropertyDemand #RealEstateDevelopment #ConstructionIndustry #MarketInsights

The real estate market is currently experiencing robust growth, driven by urbanization, rising demand for premium housing, and significant investments in commercial and residential properties.

What’s happening in downtown Cary? Here’s the latest on real estate from Triangle Business Journal. Growth continues with new housing happening in and around Downtown Cary.

The future of Australia’s apartment market is taking shape! According to Knight Frank's 2020 Outlook Report, apartment supply in Sydney, Melbourne, and Brisbane is set to slow, with a 27.3% drop in completed apartments by 2023. But as quantity decreases, the size and height of new developments are expected to rise! 🌆 Expect taller towers and larger apartments in the years ahead. 📈 On the flip side, newbuild homes might get smaller as land availability tightens. And with COVID-19 impacting construction costs, the landscape for investors is shifting. Stay informed and stay ahead! 🏡 #propertymarket #australianrealestate #realestateinvestment #constructiontrends #investmentopportunities #apartmentliving #australianproperty

Toronto Rents Could Soar Without Increased Construction #torontorealestateagent #luxuryrealtor #realestate #alirezamoghaddam #teammoghaddam #toronto #luxuryhomes #realestateinvesting #realestatemarket #investmentproperty

Modular Homes: Ontario's Strategy #Luxuryrealestate #Hamiltonrealestate #Torontorealestate #Mississaugarealestate #Lorrededarealestate #Waterdownrealestate #Burlingtonrealestate #Oakvillerealestate #Expagent #LorreDedahomes

Having built 4,000 apartments through various cycles and 4,000 in the pipeline, we know a thing or two about high density projects. One of our core values is, 'Nothing is impossible'. Yes, the apartment market is tough. Yes, costs are high. Yes, there's challenges and delays. But demand for affordable, well-designed apartments in inner and middle-ring locations with strong amenity both within the building and close by is strong. Our Moray House 300+ apartment project on the cusp of South Melbourne is 93% sold, spurred by recent changes to stamp duty for off-the-plan projects which is a welcome development given investors are needed to get large-scale projects off the ground. It’s not all doom and gloom. The market upturn will be apartment-led and we’re positioning for that. Watch this space. #propertydeveloper #melbourneapartments #multiresidential

Toronto's Development Charges Are Skyrocketing, Slowing Housing Construction Contact me to discuss the latest scoop in real estate! #TorontoLifestyle #TorontoProperty #LuxuryHomesToronto #TorontoLiving #InvestInToronto #TorontoHomesForSale #DreamHomeToronto #GTARealEstate #TorontoRealtor #TorontoRealEstate

**Annual wrap up** Sydney’s property development market navigated a year of complexity in 2024, marked by resilience amid shifting conditions. Despite challenges like rising construction costs and ongoing approval delays, demand for quality residential and mixed-use developments remained strong, particularly in established and growing suburbs. Key trends included: - Tightened supply: Delays in planning approvals and cautious developer activity kept new project launches limited, creating pent-up demand, but also doing little to really address the ongoing housing crisis affecting much of the country. -High buyer interest: Off-the-plan properties, especially in areas with strong infrastructure investment, continued to attract keen buyers. -Focus on lifestyle: Projects emphasising liveability — integrating green spaces and communal facilities — were clear winners as buyer priorities evolved. The resilience of Sydney’s property market has been a vote of confidence for developers this year. Those who adapted quickly to changing buyer preferences and economic conditions saw success in 2024, and have set the stage for further wins in 2025 as urban living continues to evolve.

An overview of affordable real estate with the potential for growth.