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Recalibrating Real Estate: United States Real Estate Law Changes in 2021

Written By: Jacquelyn Annete García Vadnais The COVID-19 pandemic has caused a great disruption not only in the American economy, but also in the global economy. One of the areas of the economy that has faced great challenges is both in commercial and residential real estate. The reason for this is due to the many citizens that have lost their jobs or experienced entire industry disruptions, it has become quite difficult to be able to afford basic day-to-day costs including rent. As a result of this sudden shift in 2020, many states created emergency legislation to ensure certain protections were available to those whose finances had been negatively impacted by the COVID-19 pandemic. Many states also have been having a severe budget shortfall due to the lack of aid that they received from Congress in comparison to the severe costs they incurred due to enforcing COVID-19 health protocols. Due to the unique combination of shortage of state budgets and citizens not being able to afford ba...

Relocating Real Estate: US Trends & States to Watch in 2021

Written By: Jacquelyn Annete García Vadnais The global economy has seen a great deal of changes in 2021 that have also greatly impacted the real estate market. One major trend that has caused the real estate market to shift within the United States is the trend of many companies offering employees to work from home along with major taxation policy shifts that have inspired many residents to relocate to other cities or states. What has happened as a result is that many states have had a substantial shift in their real estate market with sales in some cases being higher than ever before and others have seen a mass trend of residents leaving. In order to learn more about which states to watch for 2021 in terms of shifting real estate markets, review the information below: California California has seen a major shift in 2020. One aspect of California is that there are major shifts in taxation that are causing many residents to leave more popular cities such as San Francisco, San Diego, and...