The Top Three Things Male and Female Homebuyers Under 35 Disagree On
When it comes to homebuying, women are in it for the long term and men prefer urban living.
The Top Three Things Male and Female Homebuyers Under 35 Disagree On Read More »
When it comes to homebuying, women are in it for the long term and men prefer urban living.
The Top Three Things Male and Female Homebuyers Under 35 Disagree On Read More »
It’s a little early for annual look-backs, but 2013 will probably be recognized as the year of the buying frenzy… until it wasn’t. Nearly every month, headlines reported home prices hitting or surpassing five-year highs, and fierce bidding wars made some sellers question whether they should have listed their home for an even higher price.
One in Four Home Sellers Forced to Lower their Asking Price in September Read More »
On average, for every $1 billion increase in stock value of companies in a given area, the median sale price of nearby homes increases by $4,400. That doesn’t sound like much, until you consider an area like Silicon Valley, home to 45 publicly traded companies in this study, and about $1.1 trillion in valuation. When
The housing market frenzy of 2013 has officially come to a close. In line with normal seasonal trends, home sales, prices, and inventory all dropped from August. Prices had their third consecutive month-over-month drop, falling 2.2 percent this month. Home sales dropped 19 percent from August, and inventory fell 3.4 percent. However, the continuing housing
Prices, Sales Volume, and Inventory Decline in September Read More »
Sales Volume also Experienced a Sharp but Anticipated Seasonal Decline from August; Up 8 Percent Since September 2012 The housing market frenzy of 2013 has officially come to a close. In line with normal seasonal trends, home sales, prices, and inventory all dropped from August. Prices had their third consecutive month-over-month drop, falling 2.2 percent
Home Prices Show Expected Monthly Decline in September; Up 16 Percent Year Over Year Read More »
It is official. The government has shut down and if it doesn’t re-open soon, the DC real estate market is going to take a hit.
Government Shutdown Spurs Home-Seller Concern in Washington, D.C. Read More »