Are you a real estate professional looking for helpful ways to explain real estate economics to your clients? Or maybe you’re a real estate investor or buyer wanting to understand more about what drives prices and affordability across different types of real estate?
Whether you’re a pro or just looking to level up, this podcast series will help you gain a stronger understanding of what moves the market in seven 15-minute sessions.
Complete the form to download the exclusive guide and follow along with each episode of The REconomy Podcast™ Summer School series.
This guide is designed to help you get the most out of each episode in the summer school series. With insights that remain relevant in today's market, here's what you'll find inside:
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Episode 1: The Complete Guide to Home Purchase and Closing
We cover every aspect of the home purchase process, spotlighting the roles and interactions of all involved parties.
Episode 2: Homeownership Drivers and Benefits
We explore the intricate connections between lifestyle factors that shape the desire for homeownership and create market demand.
Episode 3: What Makes Real Estate “Commercial”?
We detail how space is used for business and the variety of purposes that define different asset classes that generate income.
Episode 4: The Trinity of Commercial Real Estate Returns
We’ll explore Cap Rates—what they are, how they work, and why they matter.
Episode 5: Cracking the Code of House Prices and Affordability
We’ll dissect the various methodologies for measuring housing affordability and discuss why traditional measures often get it wrong.
Episode 6: Understanding the Lifecycle of a Mortgage
We’ll trace the journey of mortgages and how the 30-year, fixed-rate mortgage shapes the accessibility and stability of the nation’s housing market.
Episode 7: Urban Economics 101
We examine the dynamics of monocentric and polycentric cities, while the exploring the potential impact of remote work on traditional urban models.
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