Sales Can California's Real Estate Market Survive? With increasing home prices, a shortage of homes, and many tech employees working from home, is California’s real estate market poised for a...
Sales Working From Home Could Bring 2 Million Buyers Into the Market By analyzing renter households in the largest U.S. metros, Zillow discovered that nearly 2 million renters could become homeowners if given...
Sales Market Posts Double-Digit Growth For Pending Sales, New Listings, Home Prices During the four-week period ending August 23, the housing market continued to see positive numbers for both sales and home prices. The...
Sales Home Prices Experience Largest Jump in 2 Years Home prices are picking up speed as inventory continues to dwindle and mortgage rates remain low. According to CNBC, home prices saw a...
Sales Landlords Try to Bolster Rental Market With Concessions More and more landlords are listing rentals with concessions in order to boost business during this slowed time. The rental market has...
Sales New Home Sales Hit 14-Year Peak, Builders Raise Prices in Response It has been nearly 14 years since new home sales peaked like they did this past July. According to Bloomberg, purchases of new single-family...
Sales New York City's Exodus Creates 'Insane' Demand in Suburban Counties Suburbs surrounding New York City are experiencing unprecedented demand, which can be seen in one $285,000 New Jersey home which received 97...
Trends Bigger Is Getting Popular But So Is Affordability The pandemic has awakened homebuyer prospects to want more space for a home office and a yard, so pending sales of large houses are up, but...
Sales Is Pricing Sanity Creeping into San Francisco Real Estate? List prices for San Francisco homes are still outrageous compared with the national median and average, but more sellers in the Bay City...
Sales Housing Continues to Withstand the Pandemic While the pandemic has hammered retail, hospitality, restaurants, and many other sectors of the economy, the housing market continues to...
