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New York Beach Town Gains Year-Round Buyer Heat

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Why Are New York Beach Towns Still Hot? Two forces continue to keep New York beach towns unusually hot: resilient demand and expanding year-round use. NYC beaches logged 11.6 million visits in 2024, more than 230,000 above 2023. That reinforces their role as economic engines across 12 public locations. That traffic supports dining, retail, recreation, and seasonal employment. It also helps local businesses maintain revenue beyond peak summer. Long Beach remains especially relevant because it is reachable from NYC in under an hour by LIRR, reinforcing car-free access . Infrastructure Keeps Activity Flowing Strong visitation also signals effective access. Public beach availability, maintained roads, parking, transit links, and transportation investments help sustain frequent travel from the city in multiple seasons. Tight inventory trends in nearby housing markets, similar to low inventory conditions seen in other high-demand regions, can also reinforce sustained buyer urgency in coasta...

Santa Clara CRE Woes Drag Property Values Down

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Which Santa Clara CRE Properties Are Falling Fastest? Across Santa Clara County, office properties are absorbing the sharpest valuation losses, with Mountain View posting the most severe hit. Countywide, office declines stood out even as overall assessments rose 4.15 percent in 2024. Data showed the office sector recorded its slowest growth rate since 2012, underscoring unusual weakness. County Assessor Larry Stone called it the worst year in assessment roll growth. Strategic upgrades such as solar retrofits can help aging commercial buildings cut energy costs by up to 80% while improving long-term asset performance through solar retrofits . Mountain View carried the largest single blow, with office values falling by $183.9 million. Across the county, total office property value losses reached $108 million, marking offices as the clearest source of commercial erosion. Other Commercial Sectors Under Pressure The hotel slump also deepened valuation stress across Santa Clara. Hotels, ret...

Buncombe County Values Drop Feb 18, Appeals Rush Starts

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Buncombe County 2026 Value Notice: Dates & Basics As of February 18, 2026, Buncombe County began distributing 2026 reappraisal value notices to property owners. New assessed values are effective January 1, 2026. These notices are not tax bills . Mailing Timeline Tightens The mailing timeline runs from February 18 through the first week of March. Notices cover all real property countywide. The most recent general reappraisal was in 2021. The 2025 cycle was delayed after Tropical Storm Helene. State law mandates reappraisals every eight years. Notice Basics Under Pressure Each notice lists an estimated market value as of January 1, 2026, plus calculation guidance and a value glossary. It includes an appeal form, a QR code, MyValueBC access, and the online appeal site. Informal appeals are accepted until April 7. Formal appeals are accepted until May 5, using 828-250-4940 or realestate.questions@buncombenc.gov. Why Did My Buncombe County Assessed Value Change? Why a Buncombe County as...

Manistee County Property Values Surge Nearly 10%, Topping $2.5B for First Time Ever

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Key Takeaways Manistee County's property values have increased significantly, surpassing $2.5 billion, for the first time in history. The area's attractive features, including Arcadia Dunes and Lake Michigan, are driving up investment, yet there is concern about the potential for a market bubble. Median sale prices have risen by 5.9% compared to the previous year, amid intense competition and shrinking opportunities. Real Estate Dynamics in Manistee County Property values in Manistee County have surged nearly 10%, now exceeding $2.5 billion. Surrounded by the allure of Arcadia Dunes and Lake Michigan, this picturesque region is witnessing skyrocketing investments. However, the rapid growth threatens market stability, posing risks of a potential bubble. The median sale price has climbed by 5.9% from the previous year, signaling fierce competition amid shrinking opportunities. Economic forces and infrastructure improvements continue to drive a challenging and dynamic real estate ...

The Landscaping Secret That’s Making Denver Investors Thousands More Per Deal

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Discover how Denver investors are turning landscapes into cash cows, boosting property values by 20%—find out the secret behind their success! https://www.unitedstatesrealestateinvestor.com/the-landscaping-secret-denver-investors/?feed_id=19880&_unique_id=67d23447a6a24