50 Most Popular Fast Food Chains The Visual Capitalist reminds us that millions of Americans eat fast food every day – and some of us might even eat too much of it! Today’s infographic takes a look at the venerable fast food industry and illustrates the 50 largest fast food chains by revenue. As you […]
To-be-built Sunday River developments are already more than 50 percent sold The offerings include condos in a ski-in/ski-out lodge along the Dream Maker trail and chair-lift single-family homes. | realestate.boston.com The post To-be-built Sunday River developments are already more than 50 percent sold appeared first on Boston.com Real Estate.
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NMHC Says 79.4% of Apartment Households Paid Rent by October 6 The National Multifamily Housing Council (NMHC) says that 79.4% of apartment households made a full or partial rent payment by October 6th, 2020. This figure is the same share who paid rent through October 6, 2019 and compares to 76.4% that paid by September
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Activity and discussion surround a vacant, massive Hopedale factory once again Work crews are preparing to demolish roughly 250,000 of the 1 million square feet left of the building. Continue reading at realestate.boston.com. The post Activity and discussion surround a vacant, massive Hopedale factory once again appeared first on Boston.com Real Estate.
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Top U.S. Counties With Increasing Homeownership Tenure According to data from ATTOM Data’s most recent U.S. Home Sales Report, homeowners who sold in Q2 had owned their homes an average of 7.95 years, slightly up from Q1 and nearly the same as the peak of 7.96 years back in Q4 2019. ATTOM says that metros
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US long-term mortgage rates slip — barely The low borrowing rates have bolstered demand by home buyers, who have been constrained by the scarcity of available homes for sale. | realestate.boston.com The post US long-term mortgage rates slip — barely appeared first on Boston.com Real Estate.
Zumper’s National Rent Report for October 2020 Rental information site Zumper recently released their National Rent Report for October, 2020 showing that their median national rent for 1-bedroom apartment was $ 1,231 (down 0.1%) and the median two-bedroom rent was $ 1,489 (down 0.1%).  Year to date, one-bedrooms were up 0.6% and two-bedroom rent were
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Legislators Fast-Tracking 12-36 Month Eviction Moratorium Extension, Rent Freeze Bill, As Moratorium Set to Expire Oct. 17 Lengthy Extension of Eviction Moratorium Likely Unconstitutional; Calls for Adequate Rental Assistance Funding Go Unheeded With Gov. Baker signaling he won’t extend the current Eviction Moratorium past Oct. 17, and Federal Judge Mark Wolf’s ruling that an extended
Make Yourself Your Tenants’ Top Priority Make Yourself Your Tenants’ Top Priority By David Pickron Like most of you, when I was in college, funds were tight. Even as an underexperienced money manager, I knew had to prioritize what bills were going to get paid and when. A memory that clearly sticks with me is
Agents debate “Is this a housing boom, housing bubble, or what?” When Ralph Nader delivered his first speech on real estate 28 years ago in Middlebury, CT he said the best way to learn about an… The post Agents debate “Is this a housing boom, housing bubble, or what?” first appeared on Real Estate Cafe.
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