National Existing-Home Sales Declined 4.3 Percent In March
The median existing-home sales price rose 4.8 percent annually last month to $393,500
The median existing-home sales price rose 4.8 percent annually last month to $393,500
Nearly half of renters who don’t believe they’ll buy a home in the near future said it’s because available homes...
Despite high prices and rates, applications increased by 1 percent compared to February
The affordability gap for Black and Latino households in the Golden State remains wide
Areas of West L.A. and the Santa Monica Mountains are also included
Nationwide, the median loss was $39,912 compared to $155,500 in S.F.
According to Redfin, 39 percent of homeowners with plans to sell think a 3 percent commission seems high
Baby boomers remain the largest generation of home sellers at 45 percent
The data suggest that any additional aggregate costs to buyers would be modest and relatively short-term
Fannie Maw points to increased pessimism about the direction of mortgage rates as the cause for the drop
The original decision describes the settlement deal as a quid pro quo
The group calls out the emergence of “glamping” sites and residential units converting to short-term rentals
While Spring is widely believed to be primetime for home sales, Realtor.com has pinpointed a specific seven-day period where you...
Down payment percentages were highest in San Francisco, San Jose, Anaheim and New York
Month-over-month, contract signings climbed in the Midwest and South but dipped in the Northeast and West
Nationwide, the median loss was $39,912 compared to $155,500 in S.F.
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