AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoHousing Supply: Montgomery’s Southlawn project plans about 24 affordable homes, townhouses and condos, while South Korea has proposed 76,700 homes across six sites near Seoul. The Korean plan aims to start construction by 2030, though local opposition and transport needs could affect delivery. Buyer Information: Eugene became the fifth Oregon city to require home energy scores, giving buyers a clearer picture of efficiency and potential upgrade costs. Market Cooling: West Georgia homes are taking longer to sell than during the 2021 rush; recent sales averaged about 98% of asking price. In New Zealand, meanwhile, first-time buyers reached a record 29.5% of purchases in the third quarter, despite a median purchase price of NZ$715,000. Renter Costs: A Florida study warns that renters could face higher housing costs if local governments raise taxes to offset revenue lost under a proposed homestead exemption.
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