Realtor.com: Days on Market and Prices at Records
Amid nationwide shortages in supply, homebuyers in June had more options, but their choices were fast-moving and pricey, according to...
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Again, Mortgage Rates Settle
For the fourth time in five weeks, mortgage rates have settled, with the average 30-year, fixed mortgage at 4.55 percent,...
For Fifth Month Straight, Pending Home Sales Slide
In a continuing downtrend, May's pending home sales slid, declining 2.2 percent for the fifth month in a row (year-over-year),...
Case-Shiller: Home Prices Stack Up
April home prices stacked up, 6.4 percent year-over-year, according to the S&P CoreLogic/Case-Shiller Indices. The S&P CoreLogic Case-Shiller U.S. National...
Harvard: Crawl in Incomes Led to Unaffordability
Over the course of the past 30 years, Americans' earnings and the economy have been on parallel paths, but at...
Buyers Deflated by Inventory Woes: NAR
Buyers are holding out hope in peak real estate season, but against the inventory squeeze, their confidence was shaken this...
Fueled by Homebuyers up North, Florida Luxury Markets Sing
There is ceaseless demand for homes in the lowest price tier—but there is also a growing interest in the luxury...
City Households on Par With Suburbs: ULI
With employment opportunities, options for transportation and walkability, Americans are drawn to living urban. Now, the demand for housing in...
Existing-Home Sales Hit a Snag
Existing-home sales in May were snagged by supply, the National Association of REALTORS® (NAR) reports. Activity in May declined 0.4...
Housing Starts Spike to 11-Year High, Permits Stumble
Following a dip last month, housing starts rebounded in May, up 5 percent to 1.35 million from the revised April...
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