Pending Activity Blooms as Existing-Home Sales Hit Highest Level Since December
The spring 2026 housing market continues to prove much more resilient than previous years. The increase in pending home sales ...
Tag: Housing Inventory
U.S. Home Sales Not Rebounding Despite Modest Market Improvements: NAR
After two brutal years in the housing market, hopes were high that 2026 would see a gradual rebound. But those ...
‘Operating Under a Cloud’: Economists Update Predictions for Housing After War, Inflation Disruption
We are now five months into 2026—rapidly approaching the halfway point—and so far the year has thrown some definite curveballs ...
Existing Inventory Continues to Expand as Sales Remain Flat
While home sales may not be booming in spring like many real estate professionals hoped for, according to the latest ...
MARIS MLS Expands Listing Footprint as Active Inventory Grows
MARIS (Mid-America Regional Information Systems)—an MLS serving real estate professionals across Missouri and Illinois—has announced significant growth in both listing ...
Econ Review: A Look at April’s Key Market Data
Editor’s note: Econ Review is a roundup of the month’s housing and economic market data reports. As spring progresses, the ...
Report Says History Not Repeated as Sellers Enter Market at a ‘Strong Pace’
The worry heading into the spring 2026 housing market was that “history would repeat itself” from 2025 and lead into ...
‘Constrained’ Inventory Shows Year-Over-Year Improvement, Despite a Dip in Sales
With geopolitical tensions still looming over the housing market (and the economy), the latest existing-home sales data from the National ...
Econ Review: A Look at March’s Key Market Data
Editor’s note: Econ Review is a roundup of the month’s housing and economic market data reports. The housing market is ...
Spring Market Attempts to Bloom, Despite Cloudiness of Geopolitical Tensions
Signs of a spring bloom in the housing market are finally at hand, but the potential for that growth could ...
6 Key Numbers Buyers Must Examine Before Committing
“The rate should never be treated as a yes-or-no answer,” says Nick Nastos, founder of Chicago’s Property Shop. “I would be more concerned about a buyer closing with no emergency fund than one accepting a slightly higher rate with a manageable payment and cash still in the... Read more.
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