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Priced Out of Moving Up in 2018? This Spring, the Same Monthly Budget Can Buy $25,000+ More House

Move-up buyers can afford to buy a $26,000 more expensive home in the Seattle area than they could last year thanks to falling interest rates and stalling home prices. Last October when mortgage rates were at 4.75 percent—up nearly a full point from a year earlier—we shared a version of the chart below to demonstrate

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San Francisco housing affordability

In Atlanta, Nearly Half of Homes For Sale Are Affordable on the Nation’s Median Income. In San Francisco? Less Than 1%.

Redfin’s new affordability tool allows users to visualize and compare housing affordability on different incomes and in different parts of the country. In the Atlanta metro area, 45.7 percent of homes currently for sale are affordable on $61,372, the median U.S. household income in 2017, the most recent year for which data is available.  In

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Price Declines of Single-Family Homes by Zip Code Density annualized price change for homes sold before and after the Great Recession

How Recession-Proof is Your Home?

Big, old houses lost the least value in the Great Recession As we near the end of a decade that will be remembered for a strong resurgence in the housing market, some economists (including Robert Shiller, who famously predicted the bursting of the 2000s housing bubble) believe a recession may be around the corner. The

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Median Time from First Home Tour to Closing (Dec. - Feb.)

Homebuyers in 2019 Spend 3 Fewer Days Searching, Visit 1 Less Home on Average than Last Year

In Philadelphia, buyers this winter found homes 4 weeks faster than last year; 2 weeks faster in Washington, D.C. Buyers in Atlanta toured 7 fewer homes than a year ago; in Phoenix they saw 4 fewer homes In the three months ending in February, it took the typical homebuyer 73 days to close on their

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