Multi-generational travel is on the rise which means families will be seeking out resorts and destinations offering something for everyone.

Timeshare companies worked hard to revamp their image and their offerings, resulting in a resurgent interest among vacation-goers.

Golf is enjoying a new round of popularity, breaking records not seen since its glory days.

Outdoor storage and truck/trailer facilities have hit all-time highs in terms of values and demand.

Affordable housing is scarce, leading home buyers to look for more economical alternatives.

With many longing for the days of waking up at 4:30am to make their early vacation flight, arranging for the neighbors to pick up the mail, and having that sneaking suspicion that they forgot to pack something but just can’t remember what, the majority are ready to travel again.

While the pandemic forced many office buildings, retail stores, and other commercial spaces to shut their doors (at least temporarily), one sector of commercial real estate has been thriving, seeing one of their best-performing years to date — industrial real estate.

As the younger generation becomes a major player within the housing market, real estate trends are evolving to meet their needs and desires, especially when it comes to sustainability and environmentally-friendly practices.

With a vaccine imminent for the general population, there is light at the end of the tunnel. But the question on the minds of many is: what might a post-pandemic workplace look like?