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March 11, 2026
The majority of Americans say the military conflict with Iran isn’t impacting their plans to buy a home or car, per a new Redfin survey. The Iran conflict has a smaller impact than tariffs or concerns about job security on purchase plans. The impact of October’s government shutdown was similar. One-quarter (25%) of Americans are […]
March 5, 2026
Nearly 45,000 sellers who delisted their homes last year relisted them in January—the highest January number in records dating back a decade. This could further boost housing supply, enabling homebuyers to score even bigger discounts than they’re already getting. Relistings are most common in pricey West Coast markets like the Bay Area, and least common […]
March 5, 2026
High prices and economic uncertainty kept demand muted; now, rates are already rising again and global tensions could add to homebuyer hesitation. The median monthly housing payment was $2,591 during the four weeks ending March 1, down 2.8% year over year. Payments are falling largely thanks to the weekly average mortgage rate dropping to 5.98% […]
March 4, 2026
Investor activity is sluggish on a national level, with purchases rising just 2%—but it varies widely from metro to metro. In Seattle, investor purchases jumped 37% year over year in the fourth quarter—the biggest gain among the metros Redfin analyzed. Orlando posted the biggest decline, down 16%. U.S. investors bought more single-family homes, and waded […]
March 3, 2026
Homeowner tenure peaked at 13.4 years in 2020, roughly doubling the average tenure from 2005. Then it declined marginally for four years before ticking up in 2025. People hanging onto their houses can be an obstacle for first-time homebuyers because it limits inventory and pushes up prices. Tenure is longest in California, largely because state […]
