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Falling interest rates more than canceled out median home listing prices, reaching an all-time time high during the month, Redfin said.
December 24 -
The number of bidding wars increased for the sixth consecutive month, as Salt Lake City remained the most competitive housing market, according to Redfin.
November 16 -
With the coronavirus cutting employment or wages in 32% of households, the number of potential homebuyers could shrink and cause home price growth to hit its inflection point, analysts say.
November 13 -
The number of bidding wars increased for the fifth straight month, with Salt Lake City posting the highest rate of competitive listings in two years, according to Redfin.
October 20 -
After an annual gain in July, newly constructed home listings tumbled in August as coronavirus complications caused the largest inventory drops on record, according to Redfin.
September 25 -
Outside the densely populated coastal hubs, annual home sales grew by leaps and bounds, as buying patterns shifted toward more space with less emphasis on proximity to urban centers, according to Redfin.
September 22 -
Median closing prices hit a new record high during the four-week period ended Sept. 6, Redfin said.
September 14 -
More than half of listings underwent bidding wars in August with some housing markets peaking above 65%, according to Redfin.
September 4 -
Home purchase power increased by almost 7% annually in July as mortgage rates were at or near record lows.
September 3 -
With mortgage rates and housing inventory both at all-time lows, the majority of consumers would overshoot their budgets for the right home without accounting for future costs, according to LendingTree.
August 26