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.
Read More »Competition Set to Return to the Housing Market?
As home values continue to trend upward, inventory is heading in the opposite direction, setting the stage for a more competitive market this winter.
Read More »Home Values Appreciate 19.2% YoY in October
A seasonal slowdown in purchase activity has not dampened home values, as the limited supply remains priced at a premium.
Read More »Record Low Inventory Drives Down October Home Sales
In a month where housing supply dropped 12.7% nationally, the 1.3 months’ supply of homes recorded in October tied for second-lowest in history.
Read More »October Saw Net New Housing Inventory Levels Drop Again
Weary homeseekers aren’t going to see any relief soon as the latest Market Pulse report from HouseCanary, a real estate valuation brokerage whose team of economists regularly researches and reports industry trends, found that inventory levels dropped again last month to near record low levels. HouseCanary predicts that this ...
Read More »Home Supply to Demand Imbalance Continues
The pace of the housing market has accelerated at a time when it typically slows, as 44% more homes are pending sales than at this time in 2019.
Read More »Finding Solutions in Distress
The industry faces continued inventory shortages, rising home costs, and delays, and the answer to the problem may rest in distressed housing, according to author Nathan Cron.
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