While values reached their lowest levels since January 2013, housing inventory fell to its lowest point in 20 months.
Read More »Mixed Results for Home Sales, Prices
Redfin states that builders are now making a move toward affordability, as residential construction was a “bright spot” during Q3 2019.
Read More »Prospective Homebuyers Showing Little Faith in Housing Market
While millennials may be entering their prime homebuying years, more than 60% said they expect the search for the right home to get harder.
Read More »Detailing California’s Housing Crisis
California Gov. Gavin Newson has allocated $2 billion toward the state’s housing woes, but rising home costs and lack of availability are impacting daily life.
Read More »Studying the Amount of Homes for Sale in the U.S.
Rising home prices paired with the longest economic expansion is U.S. history has caused affordability to plummet. The result of this has been increasing inventory, and CoreLogic reported ...
Read More »For-Sale Home Inventory Rebounds
CoreLogic reports that the number of for-sale homes saw an increase in March, and that homes available on the market are being sold, and quickly.
Read More »Home Sales Report: “Stabilization and Modest Growth”
Despite a decline in April, the month's home sales were among the highest since the recession. Sales prices for new homes, though, saw a nice increase.
Read More »Tracking Spring Housing Trends
Things always warm up in the spring, but experts are detecting record-breaking heat this year—at least in the housing market. Inventories are low, homes are flying off the ...
Read More »Where Did Home Prices Rise the Most?
While the overall average number of home sales increased more than 36 percent according to a recent report, one state led the pack. And no, it wasn’t California.
Read More »Single-family Home Building Slips
The lag in single-family starts in March could mean even tighter inventory in the coming months. But here’s why experts see the decline as a short-term headwind.
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