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With a state motto like "Virginia is for Lovers," a new study has found that first-time buyers are also falling for its cities of Chesapeake, Hampton, Virginia Beach, and Norfolk.

The supply of homes has risen as more have been priced out of the market with media prices rising $28,700 month-over-month in July.

Sales of new single‐family houses slid 6.6% month-over-month in June, with supply concerns still impacting the market.

Pandemic-related remote work situations are pushing more Americans to purchase second homes.

Showing no signs of a slowdown, home prices continued to trend upward in March, with 20 major U.S. metros showing double-digit growth year-over-year.

Potential homebuyers looking to take advantage of low rates are hitting some obstacles when shopping, one being the continued rise in home prices.

With fewer homes available on the market and affordability remaining an issue, single-family rentals are growing in demand.

Demand continues to be high, but supply issues concerned many builders in April.

A new study has found that homes sold in predominant Black neighborhoods were selling for nearly $50K less than comparable homes sold in white neighborhoods.

Constrained by harsh winter weather early in the year, housing starts took off in March, seeing a near 20% month-over-month rise.