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 ...
Read More »The Week Ahead: Focus on Housing Starts
The U.S. Census Bureau will release its monthly housing starts survey on Friday, February 16, at 8:30 a.m. EST. The survey will reflect the commitment of builders to ...
Read More »Is an Increase in Residential Construction on the Way?
The U.S. labor market added 200,000 jobs and unemployment remained flat at 4.1 percent in January 2018 according to data released by the U.S. Department of Labor on ...
Read More »Low Inventory Might Slow the Pace of Home Sales
Pending home sales inched up 0.5 percent during the year according to the Pending Home Sales Index released by the National Association of Realtors (NAR) on Wednesday. The ...
Read More »Study Says: Inventory Decline Resulted in Fewer Offers
Fewer listings and therefore fewer offers marked the end of 2017 for the housing market according to data on housing demand from online real estate brokers, Redfin that ...
Read More »Will the Housing Market Maintain Momentum?
The U.S. housing market might moderate over the next two years as a strong labor market and firm economic growth lead to an uptick in consumer price inflation says Freddie Mac.
Read More »Homeowners Might Not be Ready to Sell Just Yet
Low inventory is expected to be the biggest market driver in 2018 as price growth remains strong and homeowners refrain from selling.
Read More »Buyers and Sellers Get Smart About Homes
The smart home trend is here to stay as more and more homebuyers and sellers embrace virtual reality for prospective homes and smart technology to add value to a home’s price.
Read More »Lenders, It’s Time to Educate Borrowers on Mortgage Innovation
New and experienced homebuyers feel that the mortgage industry lacks innovation, even as many look at closing a mortgage entirely online without help from a mortgage professional.
Read More »Going, Going, Gone… Home Sales to Increase in 2018
Home prices are expected to rise by 4-8 percent in across most of the U.S. housing market during a year that will continue to reap profits for homesellers.
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