145. Surviving Slow Times in Real Estate

In this episode titled "Surviving Slow Times in Real Estate," Maria is joined by a special guest, Michael Giangiordano. Together, they unravel the challenges and opportunities presented by the ever-evolving real estate market.

In this insightful conversation, Maria and Michael explore the impact of historically low interest rates and the resulting affordability concerns for homebuyers. They discuss the dynamics of the current real estate market, shedding light on the dominance of first-time buyers and the unique considerations for baby boomers. Throughout the episode, the duo provides a nuanced perspective on Philadelphia's real estate scene, highlighting its affordability compared to major cities and projecting the city's optimistic future.

Join Maria Quattrone and Michael Giangiordano as they navigate through the complexities of real estate, offering valuable insights into market trends, neighborhood growth, and the strategies needed to thrive in both challenging and promising times. Tune in to discover how to not just survive but thrive in the ever-changing world of real estate.

Key Highlights:
- The value of connections in the real estate business.
- Navigating market changes.
- Strategic importance of positioning oneself for future success.
- Commitment to community development and the broader impact of real estate on local businesses.
- Insight into the changing landscape of home affordability, with a focus on the shift in home prices and the impact on potential buyers.
- Highlighting the value of real-world exposure over theoretical education.

Connect with Michael Giangiordano:
Facebook:  Michael Giangiordano II
Instagram: @c21forrester
LinkedIn: Michael Giangiordano ii
Twitter: @c21forrester

Connect with Maria Quattrone:
Facebook: Maria Quattrone
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Facebook Page: Rise in Real Estate Facebook
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Website: MQrealesate.com
Office number: 215- 607-3535