Redfin report shows 4.9% average price increase in high-end homes in the third quarter
Inventory's scarce as sales take fourth year-over-year decline in five months
Opinion
Technology plays a valuable role in helping the industry advance, but agents will always be the root of its growth
Opinion
For the first time in America we feel the limits of our land supply
Six years ago, homes took an average 10 months to sell
Forclosured homeowners are now able to buy again, but what does this mean for the market?
My inner economist thinks something is amiss
Trulia: Unlisted properties and sluggish household formation hold back builders
Realtor.com data shows 4.3 percent growth in listings from May to June
Broker Notebook
Taking Inventory: 'We are still earning every nickel'
Renters more likely to have remorse than owners
Agents using analytics-powered platform to identify likely sellers
Spring has not yet arrived in the frozen northland, but the real estate market has felt like a spring market since the end of last year. It also feels like a seller's market in several, but not all, neighborhoods.
These past few weeks I am reminded of the strategies I used during the last seller's market. Agents who have gotten their licenses in the last five to eight years may have never experienced a seller's market.