Building new homes could help the housing market enjoy a brisk pace of growth towards the end of the year, according to a Freddie Mac report. Here’s why.
Read More »Home Sales Pick Up the Pace
The time homes spend on the market is decreasing. A new report shows just how swiftly homes move these days, and how few there are to go around in the first place.
Read More »Foreclosure Trends on the Horizon
Despite historically low levels of foreclosures, are there any indicators suggesting that a reversal is coming? A webinar on Tuesday addressed this question, along with the overall performance of the housing market in the first half of 2018.
Read More »A Look Ahead at the 2018/2019 Housing Market
With the economy on cruise control and a solid labor market, it would seem like ideal conditions for brisk home sales. The fly in that ointment is that there just aren't enough homes for sale to drive sales totals higher. ...
Read More »Existing Home Sales vs. Housing Supply
After seeing a brief uptick in the first quarter, existing home sales slipped in April, according to a report. What were the other factors that led to the decrease? Click through to learn more.
Read More »What Fannie Forecasts for Housing in 2019
Fannie Mae Economic and Strategic Research Group’s May 2018 Economic and Housing Outlook predicts continued economic growth throughout the rest of 2018. As we enter 2019, however, the GSE forecasts a potential change in that momentum. According to Fannie’s May ...
Read More »Where Home Sales Zipped the Most in Q1
A new report looking at the hottest zip codes in the U.S. finds the West is by far where sales are happening fastest. But there's more to it than that. Click through to learn more ...
Read More »Housing Trends Snapshot
The latest Realtors® Housing Minute video recap runs down the trends of the marketplace as of March 2018, all in an easily digestible animated video that will only take a minute of your time. Check it out below to find out ...
Read More »How Foreclosures Impact the Nation’s Hottest Housing Markets
What separates Reno from Columbus? Foreclosure inventory, according to a study that used foreclosures as a percent of sales as a tie-breaker for comparing the sales and prices of homes in both these cities.
Read More »Why Aren’t More People Selling Their Homes?
Inventory shortages have become one of the defining trends of the housing market in recent months. Demand for homes is skyrocketing, but lack of sufficient supply is driving high home prices ever higher, forcing some homeowners to stay in their ...
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