Another day, another housing record broken. Realtor.com has released new information showing that home prices have hit another record high—$405,000—for the first time in March 2022. But as prices rise, demand is beginning to moderate according to Realtor.com. In addition ...
Read More »Outlook: Buyers and Inventory Will Return by 2024
Now is a great time to own a home, but not so much if you are trying to buy one. First-time buyers are fighting a war on multiple fronts, trying to balance rising home prices and interest rates with near ...
Read More »Miami Tops List of Migration Destinations
Remote work opportunities and the continued lack of housing inventory will likely keep Americans moving throughout 2022.
Read More »Housing Inventory Plunges to Record Lows
While monthly rent slowed to their lowest rate since 2020, consumers saw the biggest decline in three years as active inventory dropped 13% year-over-year.
Read More »Limited Inventory Creating Housing Market Challenges
While experts forecast 2022 to be a seller's market, annual home price growth is expected to moderate from its pace of 2021.
Read More »GSE Forecast: Rise in Rates to Temper Housing Demand
In its Quarterly Forecast, Freddie Mac predicts that continued inventory issues will keep the housing market competitive in Q1.
Read More »‘Fear of Missing Out’ May Help Drive Housing Market
According to First American, more may be entering the purchase market soon, as rate hikes may be on the horizon.
Read More »Inventory of Homes Drops Again to 923,000 Units
The supply of available homes dropped again in December—a new low recorded by Zillow.
Read More »December Saw Net Housing Inventory Levels Drop Again
It seems that the new year will not bring any relief to weary homebuyers who have been fighting repeated months of low inventory, high prices, and inflation. According to the latest iteration of the Market Pulse Report from HouseCanary, a real estate valuation brokerage whose ...
Read More »Balance Returning to the Housing Market?
A new report finds that an atypical third quarter may propel the market into a strong start to 2022.
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