Tag Archives: National Housing Report

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.

As the winter season presses on, the housing market is experiencing a seasonal slowdown in activity among home sales, prices, and inventory.

Home sales in October settled down from the booming summer season, dropping 7.7 percent from September, and 0.8 percent year-over-year, RE/MAX's October 2015 National Housing Report showed.

Home sales fell in July, but still managed to hover over last July's levels and reach new heights not seen since 2008, according to the RE/MAX July 2015 National Housing Report released Tuesday.

Home sales in May were greater than in any other May since 2008, while home prices continued to rise, according to the RE/MAX National Housing Report. Sales are on a four-month trend in which they were higher than both the previous month and the same month in the previous year.