AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoLocal Market Reality Check: A new report says “there is no national market anymore,” with conditions diverging fast by region—Seattle sellers and buyers are sitting tight while Savannah is seeing renewed bidding wars tied to job and business growth. Affordability Pressure: Redfin estimates households need about $116,780 a year to afford a typical home, and that’s still out of reach for many major cities even as incomes rise. Policy & Property Taxes: New York lawmakers are advancing a proposed pied-à-terre tax on high-value secondary homes, while Florida is pushing a ballot plan to exempt homesteads from property taxes. International Buyer Shifts: Realtor.com data finds foreign demand is concentrated in Florida (Miami leads), with Los Angeles losing ground. Industry Business Moves: Luxury Presence says it has topped $100M in annual recurring revenue, serving 100,000 agents across nearly 20,000 brands. Local Development Watch: North Sunnyvale residents are fighting to prevent grocery-store losses as housing redevelopments threaten walkable access.
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