Housing market continues its cooldown in August
Housing market continues its cooldown in August
The formerly frenzied housing market in the Twin Cities continued to cool in August, with the growth in home prices slowing to the lowest level in more than two years. The typical home price in the metro was $369,750 last month, an increase from July, but a marked slowdown in growth from earlier in the year, according to a release Tuesday from the Minneapolis Area Realtors and Saint Paul Area Association of Realtors. Since June 2020, home prices have risen between 8 and 10% between months. Last…
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The formerly frenzied housing market in the Twin Cities continued to cool in August, with the growth in home prices slowing to the lowest level in more than two years.
The typical home price in the metro was $369,750 last month, an increase from July, but a marked slowdown in growth from earlier in the year, according to a release Tuesday from the Minneapolis Area Realtors and Saint Paul Area Association of Realtors. Since June 2020, home prices have risen between 8 and 10% between months. Las...
The formerly frenzied housing market in the Twin Cities continued to cool in August, with the growth in home prices slowing to the lowest level in more than two years.
The typical home price in the metro was $369,750 last month, an increase from July, but a marked slowdown in growth from earlier in the year, according to a release Tuesday from the Minneapolis Area Realtors and Saint Paul Area Association of Realtors. Since June 2020, home prices have risen between 8 and 10% between months. Las...
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This once-in-a-lifetime housing market has rewritten the rules that govern real estate.
“In real estate, people often say the most important thing is location, location, location,” says Yongqiang Chu, director of the Childress Klein Center for Real Estate at UNC Charlotte. “For housing to be affordable, the most important thing is supply, supply, supply. The only thing we have to battle price is to increase supply, and unfortunately we are not seeing that happening fast enough.”
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Novus Property Solutions has been awarded a series of healthcare sector contracts and frameworks in the first quarter of the year, as it continues to execute its ambitious five-year growth strategy. Building upon its longstanding relationship with Manchester University NHS Foundation Trust, Novus was recently awarded a contract for the refurbishment of the North West ...
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More buyers were edged out by soaring mortgage rates, sky-high prices and few new listings.
More buyers were edged out by soaring mortgage rates, sky-high prices and few new listings.
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How does the home starts data fit into the housing market recession? Look at the homebuilder's sentiment index, which collapsed yesterday.
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Whether due to a seasonal change or wider economic factors, the Denver metro-area housing market continues to slow down.
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Whether due to a seasonal change or wider economic factors, the Denver metro-area housing market continues to slow down.
For the first time since July 2020, the close-price-to-list-price ratio dipped below 100% last month, according to the latest report from the Denver Metro Association of Realtors (DMAR). August’s close-price-to-list-price ratio was 99.41%, indicating that many buyers are no longer offering over-asking on new homes.
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