Opinion
The jumbo market has not imploded, but economic uncertainty has led to fewer players in that space today
Opinion
Looking for a little clarity on this week's economic and housing news? Windermere Chief Economist Matthew Gardner gives his take on this week’s headlines
Agents are mixed on whether and how COVID-19 will impact their business
Opinion
California Association of Realtors President Jeanne Radsick believes 2020 is the time for her state to pass pro-housing legislation, lest a severe inventory shortage grows worse
Zoning changes in Atlanta and elsewhere would allow 'missing middle' housing, according to Apartment List study
A shortfall in housing production is making homes ever more unaffordable for modest-income households, according to Harvard's Joint Center for Housing Studies
Homeowners are clinging to low mortgage rates and increasingly aging in place, which means fewer people are selling and moving, and fewer homes are hitting the market
Gov. Gavin Newsom has promised to construct 3.5M new housing units by 2025 or 500K units per year
Despite declines in 3 key housing market indicators, most real estate economists say nay to the bubble — but one argues an 'apartment bubble' is gaining momentum
Agents can cater to the trend by using new tech and serving up as much imagery and data as possible
Experts discuss new ideas for sustainable homeownership in the Golden State
Population and job growth paired with inventory scarcity lead to the mile high situation
Though the homeownership rate is still suffering
Don't believe the rumors — American cities are expanding
Increased listing activity, price appreciation not reducing supply