Cincinnati home sales drop below pre-pandemic levels in July
Cincinnati home sales drop below pre-pandemic levels in July
Is Greater Cincinnati’s pandemic home sales boom over? Sales data from July shows that may be the case.
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Is Greater Cincinnati’s pandemic home sales boom over? Sales data from July shows that may be the case.
Is Greater Cincinnati’s pandemic home sales boom over? Sales data from July shows that may be the case.
July's purchase rate lock activity fell to a low not seen since COVID-19 arrived in the United States, according to data from the Black Knight Optimal Blue product and pricing engine.The rate at which homebuyers locked in their financing costs during the month was 11% slower than it was prior to the pandemic and down 28.5% from a year ago despite the fact that financing costs tracked by Black Knight were down 49 basis points from June."Although 30-year interest rates actually pulled back slight...
July's purchase rate lock activity fell to a low not seen since COVID-19 arrived in the United States, according to data from the Black Knight Optimal Blue product and pricing engine.The rate at which homebuyers locked in their financing costs during the month was 11% slower than it was prior to the pandemic and down 28.5% from a year ago despite the fact that financing costs tracked by Black Knight were down 49 basis points from June."Although 30-year interest rates actually pulled back slight...
There were 314 single-family homes sold in August compared to 425 in August 2021.
There were 314 single-family homes sold in August compared to 425 in August 2021.
Demand For Vacation Homes Is Now Below Pre-Pandemic Levels
The pandemic-fueled vacation home buying frenzy is beginning to fizzle.
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The pandemic-fueled vacation home buying frenzy is beginning to fizzle. The sad thing about vacations is that no matter how much fun you’re having, they have to end. Just consider that demand for vacation homes has fallen below the pre-pandemic baseline for the first time in two years. Sky-high home prices and surging mortgage rates, a...
Demand For Vacation Homes Is Now Below Pre-Pandemic Levels
The pandemic-fueled vacation home buying frenzy is beginning to fizzle.
getty
The pandemic-fueled vacation home buying frenzy is beginning to fizzle. The sad thing about vacations is that no matter how much fun you’re having, they have to end. Just consider that demand for vacation homes has fallen below the pre-pandemic baseline for the first time in two years. Sky-high home prices and surging mortgage rates, a...
As in July, the only single-family pricing segment that saw sales increase year over year was the group of homes priced between $500,000 and $1 million.
As in July, the only single-family pricing segment that saw sales increase year over year was the group of homes priced between $500,000 and $1 million.
Even sales of luxury homes have been caught up in the housing slowdown.
Even sales of luxury homes have been caught up in the housing slowdown.
Islandwide, active inventory numbers for single-family homes grew just 4% while the inventory of condominiums declined 19%.
Islandwide, active inventory numbers for single-family homes grew just 4% while the inventory of condominiums declined 19%.
Rising interest rates have continued to stifle home sales, pushing the region's inventory higher than it has been in years. Prices have climbed alongside inventory, however — the median price for a single-family home reached $478,500 last month.
Rising interest rates have continued to stifle home sales, pushing the region's inventory higher than it has been in years. Prices have climbed alongside inventory, however — the median price for a single-family home reached $478,500 last month.
Sales also dropped 12.6% for single-family homes and 17.3% for condos compared to June.
Sales also dropped 12.6% for single-family homes and 17.3% for condos compared to June.
Foreclosure activity continued to climb in the first half of 2022, inching closer to pre-pandemic levels.
Foreclosure activity continued to climb in the first half of 2022, inching closer to pre-pandemic levels.