Opinion
The median price in October came in at $313,000, for the 104th straight month of year-over-year price gains. We haven’t seen this growth pace since 2006
Homesnap predicts homebuying demand will remain hot and inventory will continue to decline in 2021 — unless sellers can be enticed to enter the market
Attom Data Solutions examined 27M single-family and condo sales over the past 7 years and calculated the premium or discount paid on any given calendar day
The demand for second homes has risen 100% year over year, according to a Redfin report
Ryan Schneider said agents and brokers have shown they can help clients transact safely
Existing-home sales in October 2020 were up 4.3% from the previous month and up 26.6% from one year ago, according to a report from the National Association of Realtors
Home sales were up 24% in October from the previous year on a seasonally adjusted basis, the largest increase since Redfin started tracking the data in 2012
During the third quarter, 3.25 million mortgages were originated on residential properties, the highest level this figure has reached in 13 years
NAR Chief Economist Lawrence Yun predicts existing-home sales will rise 9% in 2021
These suburbs boast the best size-to-price ratio in the United States — where buyers can get more home for less, according to a new analysis by realtor.com released Monday
New residential construction increased 14.2% year over year in October, marking 6 consecutive months of annual gains, according to the US Census Bureau's latest report
New data from Redfin suggests protests have had a modest impact on where people want to live, with 30% surveyed saying unrest has made them reconsider where they want to live
6 of the areas most at risk of wildfire are among the fastest-growing counties in the country, according to an analysis by ClimateCheck
RE/MAX CFO Karri Callahan also revealed how the company expects the presidential election result will impact the market at Stephens' investment conference Tuesday
Rent for a single-family home grew by 2.5% in September, the largest increase since March
Matt Roberts said that once lockdowns lifted, Americans flocked to short-term rentals, though their preferences are changing