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How Global Events Are Reshaping Real Estate in 2026
Real estate has always been local, but it doesn't happen in a vacuum. Interest rates, geopolitics, migration patterns — all of it shows up in what I'm seeing on the ground in Tampa Bay. Here's how I'd break it down right now. Interest rates are still setting the tone The Fed's rate decisions ripple
Why Listings Are Not Selling in Central Florida Right Now
If your home has been sitting longer than you expected, you're not alone. I'm seeing it across Central Florida right now — listings that would have moved in days a year or two ago are sitting for weeks. It usually comes down to three things: price, condition, and how the listing is positioned agains
A New Chapter for Tampa Bay? Rays and Hillsborough College Begin Stadium Talks
The Tampa Bay Rays took a real step toward a new home this week. Hillsborough College's Board of Trustees unanimously approved a non-binding agreement to start formal talks with the team about redeveloping part of the Dale Mabry campus. It's not a done deal — this memorandum of understanding doesn't
Why Location Still Reigns Supreme in Real Estate
Real estate changes constantly, but one thing stays the same: location drives value more than almost anything else. Here's why it should be your first consideration, whether you're buying, selling, or investing. Proximity to Amenities Convenience sells. Homes near good schools, shopping, parks, and
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