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RE/MAX reports that, amid a seasonally cooling market, the national median home sale price fell nearly 3% in November.

RE/MAX reported that home sales declined from September’s totals—nearly double the normal seasonal decline.

The Census Bureau and HUD have found new home sales slowing in July, rising slightly over June’s totals, and limited by multiple supply-side headwinds.

Rates below the 3% mark continue to feed the refi frenzy, as increases were found in both purchase apps and refinances over the previous week.

High prices, seller expectations, and multiple offers are forcing more buyers to reconsider, as RE/MAX found housing supply grew in July along with demand.

It turns out 2018 was a pretty mellow year for the U.S. housing market but the steady growth in inventory is reflective of steps toward a balanced market for both buyers and sellers.

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.

Move over Denver and San Francisco, there are new hot markets breaking records and seeing an influx of migrations.

RE/MAX has released its September 2017 National Housing Report, which showed that the continuing trend of restricted inventory and high demand resulted in short on-the-market times.

Homes sales finished 2015 in convincing fashion, following two straight months of sluggish sales. Read on to see which cities experienced the largest gains in 2015.