With half of the 50 largest metros considered overvalued, millennials are priced out of the market as they approach their prime home-buying years.
Read More »Why is Homeownership Declining in Metros?
Owning a home might be the American Dream, but a recent Trulia report on homeownership trends between 2000 and 2016, shows that there has been a sharp decrease ...
Read More »Pending Home Sales Slip to Their Lowest in Three Years
An overall growing economy, rising incomes, and a strong job market did little to increase the number of buyers signing on the dotted line to achieve their dream ...
Read More »Demand for Homes Remains Upbeat Despite Headwinds
The demand for housing is on the rise despite headwinds like inventory shortage, increased mortgage rates, and volatile stock markets according to online brokerage firm Redfin, which released ...
Read More »The Cascading Effect of Wages on Home Affordability
The rise in jobs and wages reported by the bureau of labor statistics in late January is affecting the housing market in good ways and bad, according to ...
Read More »Buyers are Bidding on Homes Before Seeing Them
An increasing number of homebuyers are making offers for homes without first seeing them in person, according to an analysis by online brokers Redfin. The study, which surveyed ...
Read More »San Jose Home Values Touched $1.1M in 2017
Home prices hit a new peak at the end of 2017, marking 68 consecutive months of appreciation according to the latest Home Price Index (HPI) report for December ...
Read More »San Francisco Wins the Homebuilding Race
San Francisco has been known to have an acute shortage of housing inventory. But the Golden Gate City surprised its critics by nearly doubling its historic average number ...
Read More »U.S. Luxury Housing Market Prices Stabilize
The luxury residential market remained stable, consistent, and solid in 2017 according to “The Report” a bi-annual analysis of the U.S. luxury market released by Coldwell Banker. The ...
Read More »Super-sized Homes Make a Comeback
The luxury housing market has seen an impressive 5.1 percent jump year-over-year. With the entry price to live in luxury pegged at $800,400, according to data released by ...
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