Annual home price gains continue to slow
Home prices climbed 4% year-over-year in February, according to the latest Case-Shiller US National Home Price NSA Index
by Patrick Kearns Apr 30
Low mortgage rates are leading to more affordability: NAR
NAR's affordability index notched its highest score since February 2018, according to data released Friday
by Patrick Kearns Apr 12
The longest housing inventory slump in history is over
Housing inventory was up nationally by 2% according to realtor.com, ending 4 years of severe inventory declines
by Patrick Kearns Oct 31
Rents are flat for the first time since 2012
Rental price growth and home price appreciation are cooling as autumn hits the housing market, Zillow finds
by Patrick Kearns Sep 20
Sales are down, but inventory is up in latest new-home sales data
Sales of new single-family homes dropped 1.7% in July, according to latest data from HUD and Census Bureau
by Patrick Kearns Aug 23
How high can LA real estate prices skyrocket?
It’s going to take one major disruption or reversal in the system for things to start sliding back to affordability
by Anna Johansson Nov 22
Aspiring homeowners should save an extra $105 per month in 2018
New Zillow Group forecast indicates median home value will rise 3.1 percent by next fall
by Patrick Kearns Nov 10
Trulia: Most and least affordable cities for active military members
Trulia broke down affordable cities for active military members based on housing prices and stipends
by Kimberly Manning May 17
The 3 biggest challenges that homebuyers face in 2016
Lack of inventory, rising prices and global uncertainty are on the minds of today's buyer agents
by Caroline Feeney Apr 18
Houston housing market: gentle slide or big thump?
Is the Houston housing market set to slump in 2016?
by Kimberley Sirk Feb 2
The average Houston resident can afford to buy a home
Houston wages close to national average, and allow purchase of a reasonably-priced home
by Kimberley Sirk Jan 27
Luxury homes in Chicago are 5.4 percent more expensive than the average
Chicago is considered one of the biggest losers in the luxury sector
by Inman Dec 11
Luxury homes in Houston are 5.6 percent more expensive than the average
Houston is considered one of the biggest losers in the luxury sector
by Inman Dec 11
Luxury homes in DC are 4.3 percent more expensive than the average
DC is considered the biggest winner in the luxury sector
by Inman Dec 11
Luxury homes in LA are 5.5 percent more expensive than average
Long Beach is one of the most improved markets
by Inman Dec 10