As the market continues to hit record marks nearly unabated over the last few months, the topic of bubbles is being brought up around watercoolers and coffee machines ...
Read More »In a Post-Pandemic Housing Market, Opportunity Knocks—Downtown
In many ways, the COVID-19 pandemic is largely behind us. Even so, ripples from early in the pandemic are still affecting the market today. According to a new ...
Read More »Home Value Growth Heightens in Suburbs
According to a new report from Zillow, the most popular market in early 2022 is Woodinville, Washington—with Burke, Virginia, and Highlands Ranch, Colorado, rounding out the top three.
Read More »Game of Homes
As the quest for the American Dream continues, homebuyer competition intensifies amidst rising rates, record high prices, and insufficient inventory.
Read More »Going Green May Help Sell Your House Faster
Before selling, most sellers opt for a fresh coat of paint, new appliances, or a refresh of their landscaping to entice buyers hoping for a quicker sale at a ...
Read More »Timing the Greatest Return on Home Sales
Listing on a Thursday in late April can earn 2.8% more, or approximately $9,300 on the average U.S. home, according to a new Zillow report.
Read More »Experts Predict a Slow Inventory Climb Back to Pre-Pandemic Levels
While listings are beginning to trickle back to the market, it is going to take a long time to fill the current inventory deficit.
Read More »Home Price Gains Outpace Median Income in Major Cities
Zillow found that over the course of 2021, the gains most homeowners realized amounted to much more than the median income for the associated areas.
Read More »Annual Rent Growth Ticks Down From Pandemic Peak
The annual growth rate recently reached an all-time high, as home value growth was up in 38 of the nation's 50 largest metros.
Read More »Study Finds Consumers Prefer Home Shopping to Dating
Just in time for Valentine's Day, nearly 75% Americans said they could fall in love at first sight with a home, as some recent movers say it's harder to find a house than a spouse.
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