Dayton housing market still not showing signs of recovery
Dayton housing market still not showing signs of recovery
The Dayton region's July housing data is out and numbers continue to tell a story of high prices, low inventory and little home turnover.
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The Dayton region's July housing data is out and numbers continue to tell a story of high prices, low inventory and little home turnover.
The Dayton region's July housing data is out and numbers continue to tell a story of high prices, low inventory and little home turnover.
After two years of a red-hot housing market in Charlotte, the tide has turned. Local home sales, contract activity and listings fell year over year in September, according to a monthly report from Canopy Realtor Association.
After two years of a red-hot housing market in Charlotte, the tide has turned. Local home sales, contract activity and listings fell year over year in September, according to a monthly report from Canopy Realtor Association.
The housing market is expected to stage a recovery in 2024 after average UK house prices fell by only Β£4,000 last year, according to official figures.The price of the average home decreased by 1.4% in the 12 months to December 2023, an improvement on an annual fall of 2.3% recorded in November, the Office for National Statistics said.The figures suggest that a slowdown in the housing sector in 2023 triggered by rising mortgage costs may be over, and a downward trend in house prices has bottomed...
The housing market is expected to stage a recovery in 2024 after average UK house prices fell by only Β£4,000 last year, according to official figures.The price of the average home decreased by 1.4% in the 12 months to December 2023, an improvement on an annual fall of 2.3% recorded in November, the Office for National Statistics said.The figures suggest that a slowdown in the housing sector in 2023 triggered by rising mortgage costs may be over, and a downward trend in house prices has bottomed...
This weekend's New York Times Real Estate Calculator column provides a visualization of the recent rental market results in The Elliman Report: October 2020 Manhattan, Brooklyn & Queens Rentals The Manhattan changes were the most interesting to me - record... Read More
The post NYT Real Estate: Signs of a Manhattan Rental Market Recovery first appeared on Miller Samuel Real Estate Appraisers & Consultants.
This weekend's New York Times Real Estate Calculator column provides a visualization of the recent rental market results in The Elliman Report: October 2020 Manhattan, Brooklyn & Queens Rentals The Manhattan changes were the most interesting to me - record... Read More
The post NYT Real Estate: Signs of a Manhattan Rental Market Recovery first appeared on Miller Samuel Real Estate Appraisers & Consultants.
Local residential real estate firms shared data and executive insights to give a glimpse at how the market has changed in recent years and where things stand in 2022.
Local residential real estate firms shared data and executive insights to give a glimpse at how the market has changed in recent years and where things stand in 2022.
New data suggests that while the Sacramento region still isn't tilted in favor of renters, more new supply is starting to push it that way.
New data suggests that while the Sacramento region still isn't tilted in favor of renters, more new supply is starting to push it that way.
Cracks are beginning to appear in the red-hot housing market. Spiraling mortgage rates on top of record-high and still-rising home prices are leading many experts to predict the real estate market is on the verge of a correctionβif it isnβt already in one. They anticipate home prices will flatten, or even go down a bit, in certain markets. Home sales have already been dropping; fewer buyers are seeking mortgages because they canβt afford the double whammy of high prices and rates on top of...
Cracks are beginning to appear in the red-hot housing market. Spiraling mortgage rates on top of record-high and still-rising home prices are leading many experts to predict the real estate market is on the verge of a correctionβif it isnβt already in one. They anticipate home prices will flatten, or even go down a bit, in certain markets. Home sales have already been dropping; fewer buyers are seeking mortgages because they canβt afford the double whammy of high prices and rates on top of...
Signs That the Housing Market is Normalizing, Not Slowing Blog posted On June 28, 2022
Order is being restored in the housing market. Two years ago, mortgage rates sank, and housing activity boomed. Home buyers jumped at low rates and homeowners wasted no time refinancing. Now, activity is cooling off. Some are framing it as a βslowdownβ in housing. While this isnβt entirely inaccurate, it doesnβt paint the full picture of whatβs going on in the market, nor d...
Signs That the Housing Market is Normalizing, Not Slowing Blog posted On June 28, 2022
Order is being restored in the housing market. Two years ago, mortgage rates sank, and housing activity boomed. Home buyers jumped at low rates and homeowners wasted no time refinancing. Now, activity is cooling off. Some are framing it as a βslowdownβ in housing. While this isnβt entirely inaccurate, it doesnβt paint the full picture of whatβs going on in the market, nor d...
Chinaβs statistics bureau said the real estate market is still in a negative trajectory, and figures for May are showing a greater decline in the sector than in April. CNBCβs Evelyn Cheng reports.
Chinaβs statistics bureau said the real estate market is still in a negative trajectory, and figures for May are showing a greater decline in the sector than in April. CNBCβs Evelyn Cheng reports.
The volatile stock market and higher interest rates are cited as reasons for why the market is cooling off, but thatβs having the opposite effect around Lake Minnetonka.
The volatile stock market and higher interest rates are cited as reasons for why the market is cooling off, but thatβs having the opposite effect around Lake Minnetonka.