Sky Real Estate Blog

Artificial intelligence is growing in every industry, but real estate is slower to adopt this technology. We are now in an early development state of real estate AI. Real estate tech companies are investigating[...]

On the rare occasion that you encounter a buyer who is considering purchasing their home in cash, it’s important to be prepared—especially if they’re turning to you for advice about whether they should get a mortgage or[...]

London has seen the most disruptive 10-year property cycle on record. The uncertainty caused by Brexit is a major factor of the current market, with both buyers and sellers waiting for better market conditions. After a[...]

Millennials are often described as preferring metropolitan urban cores. But current statistics show millennials—especially late millennials—are moving to the suburbs at increased rates. This trend becomes more[...]

The real estate landscape currently has a big affordability issue. With low inventory, record-high home, and rental prices, and rising mortgage and interest rates, it’s tough out there for renters and buyers.

In 2019, the number of realtors in the housing sector is nearing an all-time high. It’s unclear whether this will be a long-term trend or an extended market correction. There are 1.367 million realtors currently[...]

Across the country we are seeing a recurring problem that’s slowing down the housing market—buyers can’t keep up with prices that far exceed wage growth. People are being priced out of cities, and then moving to the[...]

This year, Austin has ranked as the best place to live in America by the U.S World and News report, and when it comes to booming housing markets in 2019, eyes are on the Texas state capital. It’s poised for immense[...]

It’s been a year of ups and downs in the real estate industry. What began as a seller’s market, marked by high home prices changed significantly by the end of 2018, as power shifted towards buyers. Current circumstances[...]