Palm Beach Sees Both Growth and Challenges in Q1 2023 Sales
The Florida home sales, specifically in the Palm Beach area, saw some growth but also some challenges as inventory shortages ...
Tag: Housing Market
Black Families Left Behind in Housing-Wealth Gains
When this country was founded, very few people could own homes—not due to lack of resources or desire, but because ...
Report: Women Pay More for Homes Than Men
While single women own more homes than single men, they also spend more on homes they own than men, according ...
Sell or Stay and Remodel? Survey Says More Homeowners Doing the Latter
As the 2023 residential real estate market meanders along, with a lack of inventory being the single biggest issue for ...
Existing Home Sales Slide in March
Existing-home sales fell 2.4% to a seasonally adjusted annual rate of 4.44 million in March, according to the National Association ...
After Weeks of Decline, Mortgage Rates Increase
After over a month of dips in mortgage rates, the 30-year fixed-rate average bumped up to 6.39% from 6.27% the ...
March Marks 23rd Consecutive Month of Foreclosure Uptick
Despite being nearly two years removed from the end of the U.S. foreclosure moratorium, the upward trajectory of foreclosure activity ...
Opendoor Axes 22% of Its Workforce Amid Continued Headwinds
The headwinds that began in the middle of 2022 have yet to give an inch as companies try to weather ...
Harvard Study Examines How Multigenerational Housing Can Rebuild Community
No matter your age or able-bodiedness, challenges associated with housing are going to be present in one form or another. ...
Housing Starts Continued to Improve in March, Despite Persisting Challenges
Production of single-family homes is on an upswing in the new year as recent data from the U.S. Census Bureau ...
What Recent Pre-Marketing Studies Say About Pricing, Policy and Privacy
How can the industry (and you) use data to steer policy and clients in a direction that best serves everyone—whether that is toward “seller choice” or “transparency,” or perhaps both? Read more.
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