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Sheharyar Bokhari

Sheharyar Bokhari

Sheharyar’s research focuses on better understanding the housing market for audiences inside and outside of Redfin. Prior to joining Redfin, he created commercial real estate sale and rental price indices at the MIT Center for Real Estate. He has also done research on consumer decisions and behavioral biases in real estate pricing. Sheharyar holds a PhD from MIT in Urban and Real Estate Studies.

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Investor Home Purchases Slump 17% From Pandemic Peak as Interest Rates Rise

Surging borrowing costs and home prices prompted real estate investors to pump the brakes in the first quarter. Many are hoping prices will drop so they can get better deals. Still, investors bought a record 20% of homes sold in metros tracked by Redfin as a slowdown in homebuying nationwide allowed them to continue growing

Second-Home Hotspots Saw Outsized Growth in Rental, Home Prices During the Pandemic

Rental and home-sale prices increased more than 25% year over year in April in four of the five most popular second-home destinations: Phoenix, Cape Coral, FL, Naples, FL and Las Vegas.  Housing costs soared in second-home hotspots even more than the rest of the country after pandemic-fueled remote work prompted many Americans to pack up

Austin, Raleigh and Other Popular Sun Belt Metros Lead the Nation in Homebuilding

The 10 metros building the most single-family homes are all located in the Sun Belt, where home prices have skyrocketed as people move in from other parts of the country. Some of those same Sun Belt locales are also putting up the most multifamily properties, but northern metros including Seattle and Minneapolis are building a

Real Estate Investors Are Buying a Record Share of U.S. Homes

Investors bought 18.4% of the U.S. homes that were purchased in the fourth quarter, a record high. Investor demand is stronger than ever as home prices increase, allowing investors to charge higher rents and sell flipped homes for higher prices. Real estate investors bought roughly 80,000 U.S. homes worth a total of $50 billion in

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