The company announced a new senior note offering, with the goal of paying down debt
The average wage fell below the level needed to afford the typical home in the fourth quarter of 2020, according to ATTOM Data Solutions
Despite the modest slide, the National Association of Realtors' pending home sale index hit an all-time high for the month of November, it was announced Wednesday
The sales rate of new single-family homes dropped 11% from October to November
Prices were up 10.2% from October 2019 to October 2020, according to the Federal Housing Finance Authority's monthly home price index, released on Wednesday
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Looking for a little clarity on the news? Windermere Chief Economist Matthew Gardner gives his 2021 forecast
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Nobody really knows what will happen next year — or the year after. Shifts are normal for markets, so agents should think through possible changes and plan for them. Here are a few things to consider
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This week, Byron Lazine and Nicole White discuss why agents need to verify their sources, how to update a home and holiday emails
Inventory continues to be an issue, with an estimated 3.3-months of supply at the current sales rate at the end of the month, down from a 3.6-months supply at the end of September
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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
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This week, Byron Lazine and Nicole White discuss how a vaccine might impact the housing market and NAR’s new ethics changes
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What's the future of the housing market? 'We just don't know!' Windermere Chief Economist Matthew Gardner explains that Senate control will have more of an impact
Shares of the nation's largest real estate holding company climbed above $12 for the first time since the pandemic hit the US
The housing market has been ablaze since the summer, but a lack of homes on the market is finally slowing pending-home sales, according to a weekly market report from Zillow
A dip in prime age participation typically goes hand-in-hand with slower wage growth, according to Odeta Kushi, the deputy first economist at First American