When listing a home, there’s a mid-week sweet spot: Zillow
In a new analysis, Zillow found that houses listed on Thursdays often sell for higher prices and spend less time on the market. Continue reading
In a new analysis, Zillow found that houses listed on Thursdays often sell for higher prices and spend less time on the market. Continue reading
The number of sales involving higher-end homes rose by 26 percent year over year, outpacing the less expensive end of the market. Continue reading
Windermere Chief Economist Matthew Gardner dives deeper into the timeline of events that led to the 2007 crash, comparing then and now. Here’s why he speculates there’s no real reason to expect a widespread, systematic decline in home prices in the for… Continue reading
HomesUSA.com says that Caballero sold 6,438 homes worth more than $2.46 billion in 2020 — 637 more homes than his second Guinness World Record. Continue reading
In April, 47 percent of homes for sale in the U.S. went under contract in less than a week. The squeeze is happening at various price points and in dozens of metro areas. Continue reading
In their latest monthly forecast, Fannie Mae economists on Tuesday projected existing homes will sell at an annual pace of 5.88 million during April, May and June. Continue reading
Lawrence Yun, chief economist for NAR, reports that the GDP is back to its pre-pandemic peak, consumers are ready to spend their stimulus checks and single-family housing starts are ramping up. Continue reading
Looking for a little clarity on the news? Windermere Chief Economist Matthew Gardner dives into recent housing data releases and predicts how the market will fare. 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
Looking for a little clarity on the news? Windermere Chief Economist Matthew Gardner dives into recent housing data releases and predicts how the market will fare. Continue reading