US Real Estate

The gap is more than double November last year. Home prices rose nearly 5 percent in seller’s markets and 1.1 percent in buyer’s markets year over year.

The luxury housing dynamics are increasingly driven by local factors rather than national trends, according to Realtor.com.

Home prices in rural counties have surged over the past six years, with growth outpacing that of top urban areas.

The association also forecast existing home sales to increase by 14 percent in the coming year.

However, sentiment remained below the break-even level of 50 in every month this year.

Mortgage applications rose by 15 percent to 20 percent year over year, while sales volume increased by just 2 percent to 4 percent.

Housing supply tightens as many Americans delay buying or selling, while investor activity slows.

Federal Reserve policy decision could impact mortgage rates this week, experts warn.

San Jose, California, is the nation’s most ‘locked-in’ metro, with residents facing 180 percent higher mortgage costs if they change homes.

So far, 2025 has had the highest level of delistings since Realtor.com began tracking the statistic in 2022.

More homes were sold at a loss in the third quarter, according to Redfin.

Redfin expects wage growth to outpace home price growth for the first time since the Great Recession.

Knoxville, Tennessee, recorded the biggest price hike at nearly 90 percent; Odessa, Texas, had the lowest at about 18 percent.

A surplus of multifamily housing units pushed the national vacancy rate to 7.2 percent in November, according to a rental report.

Retailers have announced 88,664 job cuts through October, a 145 percent jump compared to the same period last year.

The third quarter is typically the busiest time of year for moving, according to Rent Cafe.

Redfin said that 70 percent of home listings were stale in September, and typical delisted homes stayed on the market more than 100 days.

Some of the most expensive markets are offering the biggest median discounts.

The average weekly rate on a 30-year mortgage has dropped from 7.04 percent in January to 6.26 percent.

The median existing-home price reached $415,200 in October, the 28th consecutive month of year-over-year increases.

The gap is more than double November last year. Home prices rose nearly 5 percent in seller’s markets and 1.1 percent in buyer’s markets year over year.

The luxury housing dynamics are increasingly driven by local factors rather than national trends, according to Realtor.com.

Home prices in rural counties have surged over the past six years, with growth outpacing that of top urban areas.

The association also forecast existing home sales to increase by 14 percent in the coming year.

However, sentiment remained below the break-even level of 50 in every month this year.

Mortgage applications rose by 15 percent to 20 percent year over year, while sales volume increased by just 2 percent to 4 percent.

Housing supply tightens as many Americans delay buying or selling, while investor activity slows.

Federal Reserve policy decision could impact mortgage rates this week, experts warn.

San Jose, California, is the nation’s most ‘locked-in’ metro, with residents facing 180 percent higher mortgage costs if they change homes.

So far, 2025 has had the highest level of delistings since Realtor.com began tracking the statistic in 2022.

More homes were sold at a loss in the third quarter, according to Redfin.

Redfin expects wage growth to outpace home price growth for the first time since the Great Recession.

Knoxville, Tennessee, recorded the biggest price hike at nearly 90 percent; Odessa, Texas, had the lowest at about 18 percent.

A surplus of multifamily housing units pushed the national vacancy rate to 7.2 percent in November, according to a rental report.

Retailers have announced 88,664 job cuts through October, a 145 percent jump compared to the same period last year.

The third quarter is typically the busiest time of year for moving, according to Rent Cafe.

Redfin said that 70 percent of home listings were stale in September, and typical delisted homes stayed on the market more than 100 days.

Some of the most expensive markets are offering the biggest median discounts.

The average weekly rate on a 30-year mortgage has dropped from 7.04 percent in January to 6.26 percent.

The median existing-home price reached $415,200 in October, the 28th consecutive month of year-over-year increases.