New listing volumes have failed to make up for the shortfall of 2020 and were down 16 percent and 21 percent year over year in January and February, according to a new report from Black Knight. Continue reading
When COVID-19 began to spread last year and the country began shutting down, many New Yorkers packed up and moved to less dense areas. Now, the market is picking up. Continue reading
Existing-home sales were down 6.6 percent from January to February, according to data released Monday from the National Association of Realtors. Continue reading
25 percent of surveyed Realtors said at least one buyer client had signed a deal without physically visiting the property. Continue reading
Since sales typically represent contracts that were signed in the previous two months, CoreLogic expects the pandemic’s effects will start to show in the April data. Continue reading
A new survey by Realtor.com reflects the stark contrast in homebuyer sentiment since the beginning of March. Still, many homebuyers are undeterred. Continue reading
Agents are mixed on whether and how COVID-19 will impact their business. Continue reading
Overall, home prices grew 4 percent year-over-year in January and are expected to keep rising fast, according to the latest CoreLogic report. Continue reading
Every census division tracked by Federal Housing Finance Agency reported positive annual price gains, with the Mountain division climbing the most at 6.7 percent. Continue reading
Home prices grew by 3.5 percent in October and are expected to rise by 5.4 percent by the same time next year, according to CoreLogic. Continue reading