Existing-Home Sales Tick Down as Spring Market Slumps
Existing-home sales slowed in April, according to the National Association of REALTORS®’ (NAR) latest report. Sales dipped in the Northeast ...
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March Pending Home Sales See Biggest Jump in Over a Year, but Volatility Likely to Continue
Contract signings for previously owned homes surged last month as rates retreated from the first two months of 2025—buyers appear ...
Existing-Home Sales Plummet 5.9% in March Amid Rising Inventory
Continuing its flip-flop—after starting the year with sliding sales and jumping back up in February—existing-home sales were down again, at ...
New-Home Sales Climb, but Economists See Devil in the Details
During March 2025, new single-family home sales were at a seasonally adjusted annual rate of 724,000. Per the latest findings ...
Pending Home Sales See Modest Increase in February
Pending home sales continued their volatile up-and-down swing pattern in February, rising a modest 2% after falling 4.6% for the ...
Op-Ed: Keeping Up With the Joneses
Is anyone Keeping Up With the Joneses anymore? The popular phrase, coined by a comic strip of the same name ...
Employment Data Flashes Potential Warning Signs for Housing Demand
The latest jobs report for February 2025 came in under expectations, according to a release from the U.S. Bureau of ...
‘There Is a Wave Coming’
Above (from left to right): National Association of REALTORSⓇ President Kevin Sears and Anthony Lamacchia at Lamacchia's recent Crush It ...
Existing-Home Sales Dip, but Hold Long-Term Rally
Existing-home sales fell by 4.9% month-over-month from December 2024 to January 2025, to a seasonally adjusted annual rate of 4.08 ...
Home Prices Jumped in Vast Majority of U.S. Metros in Q4 2024
As the real estate industry has settled into a new year and market, the latest report from the National Association ...
Smart Kitchen Gadgets Worth Buying…and Ones to Avoid
“The smartest kitchen is not the one with the most gadgets,” says one expert on kitchens. “It is the one where every product has a job, every surface is easy to use and the person cooking does not feel surrounded by things that are in the way.” Read more.
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