In 2016, Swedenâs National Housing, Building and Planning report made headlines with a sobering statistic: more than 255 out of 290 municipalities reported a housing shortage. Despite record levels of construction at the time, demand still far outstripped supplyâespecially in metropolitan areas like Stockholm, Gothenburg, and Malmö. So why, even during a period of high […]
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Tax-Smart Exit Strategies… But At What Cost?
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Mar
Mar
Lately, we’ve noticed an uptick in marketing materials flooding the inboxes of property managers and owners alike. The message? Sell now. Exit smart. Get out while you still can. Take a look at the image aboveâanother âTax-Smart Exit Strategiesâ live stream, encouraging rental property owners to explore their options for selling, hosted by a CPA […]
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Salinas Investors Are Saying “No Way”âThe Real Cost of Harsh Rent Control
The Salinas rental market is facing an alarming realityâinvestment dollars are drying up. Over the past several months, the message from investors, developers, and property owners has been loud and clear:Â Salinasâ extreme rent control policies are driving investment away. When pitching apartment deals in Salinas, the response has been resounding: âWhy would we invest in […]
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Maximizing Rental Income During the Holidays
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Nov
Nov
The holiday season is a unique time for property owners. While many believe the market slows down, itâs actually an opportunity to attract tenants who want to settle into a new home before the New Year. Hereâs how 36 North Properties helps you make the most of this festive time. Why the Holidays Matter for […]
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Going Green: Why Sustainable Properties Attract Better Tenants
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Nov
Nov
Sustainability isnât just a buzzwordâitâs the future of property management. More and more tenants are seeking energy-efficient, eco-friendly homes, and property owners who adapt are seeing the benefits. From reduced utility costs to higher tenant satisfaction, going green is a win-win. Hereâs why you should consider making your property more sustainable. Energy-Efficient Upgrades Switching […]
Housing Trends
What Is Build to Rent? Learn More About the Latest Trend in The Single-Family Rental Market
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Aug
Aug
Thereâs no denying that more people are renting these days than buying, especially in Europe where there is a Build to Rent trend that thatâs taking the single-family market by storm. With Build to Rent, homes are being constructed specifically for renters instead of selling those homes as builders may have done in the past. […]