Supply Grows Faster than Ever In Realtor.com’s June Report
Active inventory jumped 18.7 percent year-over-year as new listings surpassed typical pre-COVID levels
Active inventory jumped 18.7 percent year-over-year as new listings surpassed typical pre-COVID levels
Rents were up more than 30 percent in Cincinnati, Seattle and Nashville and nearly 50 percent in Austin
Only one California city cracked the top 20 list. Click thru to see who is leading the way...
According to NAR, Florida held the top five hottest commercial real estate metro markets
Led by gains in the share of mid-sized homes, Realtor.com predicts an uptick in first-time buyers is on the horizon
Austin saw the largest increase with a 39.9 percent year-over-year increase
New York, Milwaukee and San Francisco expected to cool in the new year
Cities with the most relocation interest include Miami, Atlanta and Austin
A survey out of the U.K. found Austin to be the top city for would-be major moves
The office sector may still be struggling in some parts of the country, but the South seems to be booming
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