To determine how hot (or cold) the housing market is as the spring real estate season kicks off, a new study examines sales pace in the 250 largest U.S. markets from March 2018 to February 2019.
Affordability in San Francisco is about to get even tighter, as several tech companies intend to launch their initial public offering (IPO) this year, and their newly enriched employees look to the Bay for new homes.
New analysis tracks housing starts in nonmetropolitan areas. From 2011 to 2017, single-family housing starts in these areas grew 40 percent, versus 97 percent growth for total single-family homes started.
The latest data from CoreLogic suggests that home prices will be heating up again. In January, home value growth was the slowest in seven years, up 4.4 percent annually.
More home sellers are discounting their home's list price this winter than at any time in the past few years, and buyers are gaining more power in the market, according to new data.
A new study reveals the most expensive neighborhoods in every state and the District of Columbia, using median listing price data for all U.S. ZIP codes in 2018.
