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MEREDA forecast conference presents mixed outlook for 2023 - Vimarsana News

MEREDA forecast conference presents mixed outlook for 2023

Coming off three strong years, more than 750 attendees at the MEREDA Real Estate Forecast Conference heard mixed news about sectors of the real estate market, with concerns about interest rates, tight inventory and the prospect of a recession.

2023 Forecast: Tight housing market and price appreciation likely to continue - Vimarsana News

2023 Forecast: Tight housing market and price appreciation likely to continue

With rising interest rates and tight inventory, Maine’s residential real estate market is likely to see fewer transactions in 2023 than in the last three years. But mortgage rates might have peaked.

One Month Left to Be Part of Real Estate's Most Important Gathering — RISMedia - Vimarsana News

One Month Left to Be Part of Real Estate's Most Important Gathering — RISMedia

There is no more powerful setting than Washington, D.C., in an election year for hosting residential real estate’s most influential players. With just one month left until RISMedia’s 34th Annual CEO & Leadership Exchange, the company is set to welcome the industry’s thought leaders—back in person—for its renowned educational and networking gathering. “Informative, thought-provoking educational…

Many Portland area-residents would need to double their income to afford a home - Vimarsana News

Many Portland area-residents would need to double their income to afford a home

A new Harvard University report illustrates the growing affordability struggle for both homebuyers and renters across the country and in Maine.

Many Portland area-residents would need to double their income to afford a home - Vimarsana News

Many Portland area-residents would need to double their income to afford a home

A new Harvard University report illustrates the growing affordability struggle for both homebuyers and renters across the country and in Maine.