In 17 of the largest U.S. cities, 32 percent of homes purchased so far in 2014 were paid for with all cash. All-cash purchases have been at this level – or even higher – since 2011. The rise in all-cash purchases began in 2007 as the housing bubble popped, and cash purchases accounted for nearly […]
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Home sellers are shrugging off weak sales this year and kicking off the spring season with what might be considered a risky pricing strategy
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One in four American homeowners (25%) have buyer’s remorse about their current home, according to a nationwide survey.
In March, 63.4 percent of offers written by Redfin agents across 19 markets faced competition from other buyers, up from 58.7 percent in February.
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Over Half of Homeowners are Not Currently In a Financial Position to Sell From Austin to Boston to Chicago, low inventory continues to be a key point of frustration in the housing market. Buyers don’t see enough options, sellers are afraid to list without having a new home and agents anticipate another competitive season. How
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After weak growth last month, home touring by Redfin customers is starting to bounce back.
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