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Flipped home sales rose in 2019, but profits dropped

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House flips reached their highest point since 2006 last year, but the business of home flipping saw its worst year since the Great Recession, with returns hitting an 8-year low. Continue reading →

How has iBuying changed your market? Real estate pros tell all

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It has been met with a combination of fear and frustration, but what is the real impact iBuying is having in markets around the country? Find out from the pros. Continue reading →

Redfin and Opendoor expand their partnership

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The two tech-oriented real estate companies announced Wednesday that their partnership is moving into nine new cities. Continue reading →

The 5 markets that became investing hotspots in 2019

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It’s often said that purchasing a home is the most significant financial investment that anyone can make because it’s seen as a vital stepping stone to building long-term financial wealth. So, it’s easy to see how the stakes are even higher for investo… Continue reading →

Rents are rising, but the US lacks sufficient middle income housing

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Recent years have been a boon for landlords and a recession doesn’t appear imminent, though the multifamily housing market does face some challenges. Continue reading →

Zillow Offers will launch in Charlotte and Raleigh this winter

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The expansion to these two North Carolina cities also puts Zillow’s nascent but quickly expanding homebuying and reselling program up against competing “iBuyers,” namely Knock and Opendoor.  Continue reading →