The National Association of Realtors (NAR) has settled a major antitrust lawsuit, initiating reforms in real estate transaction practices. This change aims to increase transparency and competitiveness in the market, potentially lowering transaction costs and impacting how properties are bought and sold across the U.S.
Discover 5 questions that organizations can use to focus the journey of optimizing critical processes to drive growth, minimize costs, and enhance employee and customer satisfaction.
With a market value of $1.8 trillion, the U.S. construction industry leverages strong investments in infrastructure and manufacturing to overcome inflation and labor shortages. The sector’s growth is fueled by embracing innovative technologies and sustainable practices.
Discover why the construction sector is particularly vulnerable to cybersecurity threats, the financial and operational impacts these threats can have, and pragmatic steps that business owners and key stakeholders can take to mitigate these risks.
The real estate industry is evolving due to shifts in remote work, economic pressures, and technological advancements. As demand grows for adaptable living spaces and sustainable practices, the sector faces challenges like high interest rates and labor shortages, prompting strategic innovations for future growth.
Certain practices to reduce your tax burden may not be as straightforward for real estate professionals. Listen as Jennifer French discusses in this podcast.
When applying for licensure as a North Carolina general contractor, understand the requirements of the North Carolina Licensing Board for General Contractors (the Board), what questions arise at the mention of an audit or agreed-upon-procedure (AUP).
The commercial real estate sector is facing a $1.5 trillion debt bubble, posing significant challenges with most debt maturing by the end of 2025. This scenario necessitates strategic and informed responses from stakeholders to mitigate risks and leverage opportunities for adaptation and growth within the industry.
Learn more about the Financial Crimes Enforcement Network (FinCen) proposed new rule requiring certain professionals involved in real estate closings and settlements to report non-financed transfers of residential real estate to legal entities or trusts.
In 2024, commercial real estate trends signal transformation. Opportunities surface in multifamily apartments, industrial properties, and digital infrastructure, yet U.S. regulators warn of financial stability risks tied to rising vacancy rates, declining office property values, and potential economic slowdowns.
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