Introduction Q1 2025 saw unprecedented natural catastrophe insured losses, estimated at $53–$56 billion—176% above the 2011–2020 quarterly average and the second‑highest Q1 […]
As of June 2025, the U.S. economy is facing mixed signals. Growth has cooled, inflation is easing, and job growth
IntroductionSevere convective storm events have grown in frequency and intensity due to changing climate patterns and expanded exposure in vulnerable
IntroductionThe January wildfires in Los Angeles inflicted up to $130 billion in damage, compounding an acute housing shortage and exposing
IntroductionThe combined Los Angeles–Orange County market has held steady amid limited supply and persistent demand—but signs of a modest cooldown
IntroductionThe sudden threat of 50 % tariffs on European Union exports, announced to take effect June 1 and then deferred
Introduction The debate over “private” or “premarket” listings—where homes are shown only to select agents or buyers before appearing on
Introduction Sudden surges in buyer activity—driven by a 6.1% one-month jump in signed contracts and a raw 34% spike in
IntroductionAs California’s wildfire seasons intensify—driven by climate change, shifting weather patterns, and greater development at the wildland–urban interface—overlooking key risk
Introduction As commercial real estate deals grow more complex—driven by evolving regulations, environmental scrutiny, and sophisticated financing structures—the stakes of
