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Relief at last for some Seattle-area homebuyers, but it's still very much a seller's market

Relief at last for some Seattle-area homebuyers, but it's still very much a seller's market

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Relief at last for some Seattle-area homebuyers, but it's still very much a seller's market
Relief at last for some Seattle-area homebuyers, but it's still very much a seller's market
Relief at last for some Seattle-area homebuyers, but it's still very much a seller's market
Relief at last for some Seattle-area homebuyers, but it's still very much a seller's market
bizjournals bizjournals | 1 year ago
Prices are still climbing, just not as fast as they had been.
Prices are still climbing, just not as fast as they had been.
Seattle-area homebuyers get some relief as supply soars and sales decline
Seattle-area homebuyers get some relief as supply soars and sales decline
Seattle-area homebuyers get some relief as supply soars and sales decline
Seattle-area homebuyers get some relief as supply soars and sales decline
bizjournals bizjournals | 1 year ago
One expert thinks annual price changes will trend negative next spring, but says the correction will be short-lived.
One expert thinks annual price changes will trend negative next spring, but says the correction will be short-lived.
Still a very tight housing market and supply is still very much constrained, says Builders FirstSour...
Still a very tight housing market and supply is still very much constrained, says Builders FirstSour...
Still a very tight housing market and supply is still very much constrained, says Builders FirstSour...
Still a very tight housing market and supply is still very much constrained, says Builders FirstSour...
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Dave Flitman, Builders FirstSource president and CEO, joins 'Squawk on the Street' to discuss the company's quarterly earnings results, why he doesn't see a slowdown in housing and how the mortgage rate picture factors into demand for housing going forward.
Dave Flitman, Builders FirstSource president and CEO, joins 'Squawk on the Street' to discuss the company's quarterly earnings results, why he doesn't see a slowdown in housing and how the mortgage rate picture factors into demand for housing going forward.
Seattle-area home market continues to cool, but experts says it's not the start of a bear market
Seattle-area home market continues to cool, but experts says it's not the start of a bear market
Seattle-area home market continues to cool, but experts says it's not the start of a bear market
Seattle-area home market continues to cool, but experts says it's not the start of a bear market
bizjournals bizjournals | 1 year ago
Windermere's chief economist expects prices will further soften due to the skyrocketing amount of inventory.
Windermere's chief economist expects prices will further soften due to the skyrocketing amount of inventory.
Report: Home prices drop, but Tampa Bay homebuyers see little relief
Report: Home prices drop, but Tampa Bay homebuyers see little relief
Report: Home prices drop, but Tampa Bay homebuyers see little relief
Report: Home prices drop, but Tampa Bay homebuyers see little relief
bizjournals bizjournals | 1 year ago
The latest reading on the U.S. housing market shows signs of a shift, but there is still minimal price relief for buyers. A report from online brokerage Redfin shows that 15% of home sellers dropped their asking price during the four-week period ending May 1, compared to 9% of sellers during the same period a year ago. This is the largest annual gain on record in Redfin’s weekly housing data, tracked through 2015. The report also states that new homebuyers have been squeezed out of the marke...
The latest reading on the U.S. housing market shows signs of a shift, but there is still minimal price relief for buyers. A report from online brokerage Redfin shows that 15% of home sellers dropped their asking price during the four-week period ending May 1, compared to 9% of sellers during the same period a year ago. This is the largest annual gain on record in Redfin’s weekly housing data, tracked through 2015. The report also states that new homebuyers have been squeezed out of the marke...
Report: Seattle-area homebuyers see big drop-off in competition
Report: Seattle-area homebuyers see big drop-off in competition
Report: Seattle-area homebuyers see big drop-off in competition
Report: Seattle-area homebuyers see big drop-off in competition
bizjournals bizjournals | 1 year ago
The percentage of home offers in the Seattle area that faced competition is about half of what it was a year ago.
The percentage of home offers in the Seattle area that faced competition is about half of what it was a year ago.
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Rising inventory is good news for homebuyers, but Philadelphia's residential market is still 'on fir...
Rising inventory is good news for homebuyers, but Philadelphia's residential market is still 'on fir...
Rising inventory is good news for homebuyers, but Philadelphia's residential market is still 'on fir...
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While options for Philadelphia-area homebuyers continue to be scarce, there is some promise for those looking to buy in the city this spring.
While options for Philadelphia-area homebuyers continue to be scarce, there is some promise for those looking to buy in the city this spring.
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Seattle-area home prices still rising, just not as fast
Seattle-area home prices still rising, just not as fast
Seattle-area home prices still rising, just not as fast
Seattle-area home prices still rising, just not as fast
bizjournals bizjournals | 1 year ago
Median home sale prices in July increased only around 2% year over year in King County, while jumping nearly 13% in Pierce County.
Median home sale prices in July increased only around 2% year over year in King County, while jumping nearly 13% in Pierce County.
Atlanta home sellers still in control, but buyers gain some leverage
Atlanta home sellers still in control, but buyers gain some leverage
Atlanta home sellers still in control, but buyers gain some leverage
Atlanta home sellers still in control, but buyers gain some leverage
bizjournals bizjournals | 1 year ago
With less than two months' supply of homes for sale, Atlanta's housing market is still heavily weighted toward sellers. But for the first time in more than a year, buyers who are still in the market have some of leverage.
With less than two months' supply of homes for sale, Atlanta's housing market is still heavily weighted toward sellers. But for the first time in more than a year, buyers who are still in the market have some of leverage.