Measurabl’s New Data-Backed Intelligence Report Shows U.S. Real Estate Making Progress on Decarbonization

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Measurabl, the world’s most widely adopted sustainability data management platform for real estate, has released its inaugural Measurabl Intelligence report, the first edition in an ongoing series. This first-of-its-kind longitudinal analysis–developed by Measurabl’s data science team–offers a new level of visibility into industry progress and sustainability performance across the U.S. Within a market flooded with…

Realmo.com Announces Launch of Advanced AI-Driven Market Intelligence Platform for Commercial Real Estate

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(Boston, Massachusetts) – Realmo.com is proud to announce the upcoming release of its enhanced AI-powered market intelligence platform, designed to transform how professionals navigate the commercial real estate landscape. The new functionality leverages cutting-edge artificial intelligence and machine learning algorithms to deliver unprecedented insights into property potential, market trends, and investment opportunities. The platform update…

U.S. Pending Home Sales Uptick in February

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Pending home sales rose by 2.0% in February 2025, according to the National Association of Realtors (NAR). Regional performance varied, with the Midwest and South posting gains, while the Northeast and West experienced month-over-month declines, the latter seeing a steeper drop. However, on a year-over-year basis, all four regions reported declines in contract signings, with…

Selling a Vacation Rental Property? Read This First

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For the past several years, the vacation rental market has skyrocketed in popularity — not just for travelers, but also for the owners and investors who own the properties. As of September 2023, short-term rental listings in the U.S. reached 1.6 million, a record high according to AirDNA data. Last year, oversaturation in the vacation…

Selling a House With No Contingencies

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In a perfect world, selling a house with no contingencies would be the norm. Buyers would come in with rock-solid financing and make an offer knowing that the price of the home reflects its condition and fair market value, and sellers’ homes would be in excellent condition. Instead, contingencies — conditions that must be met…