PWC’s Emerging Trends in Real Estate report examines this and other factors, as well as the possible implications the many Americans not returning to their physical offices may have on commercial real estate.
Read More »Buyers Looking Forward to Homeownership in 2024
According to a new Realtor.com survey, while 2024 is expected to remain a challenging year for homebuyers, nearly all first-time homebuyers overwhelmingly feel that they’ll be able to afford a home within their lifetime.
Read More »Mortgage Payments Dip as Lock-In Effect Eases
More home sellers are listing their homes in the New Year, according to a new Redfin report, as mortgage applications tick upwards from last year’s levels while monthly housing payments decline from their all-time high recorded in October 2023.
Read More »Sticker Shock: Most Americans Underestimate Their City’s Home Prices
Nearly three out of four polled underestimate the housing prices in their city, with residents of the Bay Area ranking the most property-value intuitive and those from the Windy City ranking the least.
Read More »Ranking the Best U.S. Cities for Tech Workers
As the world’s tech hotspots expand outside the walls of Silicon Valley, Rent.com examined the cities where brilliant minds are converging and where startups are blossoming into tech giants.
Read More »2024 Brightens for Homebuyers
According to a new Bright MLS Forecast, a slowdown in price growth and reduction in mortgage rates should boost the housing market over the next 12 months.
Read More »Record Multifamily Unit Completions Fuel Imbalance Between Supply and Demand
While the multifamily market rebounded in 2023, a record number of units were also completed, causing the vacancy rate to rise in December, according to a new report from Apartments.com.
Read More »The Growing Value of Owner-Occupied Homes
A new LendingTree study revealed the total value of owner-occupied housing units in the 50 largest U.S. metros, but just how much are all those American homes worth?
Read More »Affordability Drove Migration in 2023
A Zillow study of United Van Lines data shows that people relocated to metros that were $7,500 less expensive in 2023, with Charlotte, Providence, and Indianapolis reporting the highest net in-migration among the nation’s 50 largest markets.
Read More »Overcoming Homebuying Hurdles
Millennials polled in a recent survey noted that the current rate environment has deterred their purchase plans, and three out of four feel the market may get worse before it improves.
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