Want a life of luxury? The 10 cities where it’s a relative bargain

Some luxury markets, especially in dense, pricey coastal cities, have seen little price growth since the pandemic because residents fled those places once they had the option to work remotely. Continue reading

Sellers are cutting prices at record pace to combat softening demand

Sluggish homebuyer activity has pushed sellers to adjust their price expectations, according to Redfin’s latest report. The median asking price declined for the first time in six months to $416,000. Continue reading

Asian & Pacific American Heritage Month is over, but the impact isn’t

AREAA President Jamie Tian offers insight into the organization’s efforts to fight barriers to homeownership and affordability. Continue reading

Pending home sales fell in April but expected rate cuts offer some hope

Contract signings fell 7.7 percent between March and April to a score of 72.3 on the Pending Home Sales Index last month, according to data released Thursday by the National Association of Realtors. Continue reading

More delistings show buyers may have reached their limit on price

Sky-high numbers of delistings and price corrections may mean that buyers have finally had their fill of homes that are priced too high, according to Mike DelPrete. Continue reading

Mortgage rates are bouncing back, and homebuyers don’t like it

As rates on conventional mortgages head back above 7 percent, homebuyer demand for purchase loans is wilting, with applications dropping for a third week in a row last week, according to an MBA survey. Continue reading

How to embrace multifamily housing as a long-term investment

Despite short-term challenges in the space, multifamily real estate investment expert Michael Zaransky is still bullish on the long-term potential of the sector. Continue reading

Hemlane launches free software as ‘accidental landlords’ increase

The launch comes as approximately 45.2 million Americans rent out their homes concurrently with the rise in mortgage rates. Continue reading

‘It’s an arms race’: How portals are adapting to the commission crunch

The upending of NAR’s cooperative compensation rule is a double-edged sword for Zillow and its rivals, experts told Inman. These are the tools and tactics they’re adopting to suit the moment. Continue reading