Redfin Housing Demand Index Fell 6.5% From February to March as Fewer Homes Hit the Market
The Redfin Housing Demand Index fell 6.5 percent month over month to 105 in March, the second consecutive month of declines this year.
The Redfin Housing Demand Index fell 6.5 percent month over month to 105 in March, the second consecutive month of declines this year.
New listings declined 5.6 percent in March, a sign of waning seller enthusiasm and ongoing tight market conditions.
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The Redfin Housing Demand Index fell 14.1 percent month over month to 110 in February.
“A growing economy, healthy buyer demand and low inventory drove the ramp up in prices last month,” said Redfin chief economist, Nela Richardson
New construction homes in the fourth quarter of 2017 accounted for 16.4 percent of all single-family homes for sale, the highest level since Redfin began tracking this data in 2012, up from from 14.2 a year earlier. This is a needed sign of progress in a housing market plagued by short supply. The median price
With mortgage rates and home prices expected to rise and nearly one in five homes selling above list in January, buyers contending for a diminishing supply of homes can expect a competitive year.
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