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Durham-Chapel Hill Inventory Surges as Prices Cool for Buyers

Durham-Chapel Hill Inventory Surges as Prices Cool for Buyers

Durham-Chapel Hill Inventory Surges as Prices Cool for Buyers Median list price $460K ↓ -4.0% vs. last September Days on market 60 days ↑ +3.9% YoY Listings with price cuts +24% ↑ 2.5 pts YoY Active listings jumped sharply in Durham-Chapel Hill Buyers in Durham-Chapel Hill gained real leverage as more homes hit the market.Read …

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Dallas-Fort Worth Inventory Tightens as Prices Hold Near National Average

Dallas-Fort Worth Inventory Tightens as Prices Hold Near National Average

Dallas-Fort Worth Inventory Tightens as Prices Hold Near National Average Median list price $422K ↓ -0.6% vs. last September Days on market 62 days ↓ -1.6% YoY Listings with price cuts +27% ↓ 0.0 pts YoY Fewer homes hit the market while national supply grew If you’re searching for a home in Dallas-Fort Worth, you’reRead …

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New Orleans, LA Foreclosures Could Soon Unlock Discounted Homes for Buyers

New Orleans, LA Foreclosures Could Soon Unlock Discounted Homes for Buyers

New Orleans, LA, Foreclosures Are Climbing—Here Is How Smart Buyers Can Capitalize Next A new report from Realtor.com® finds that the rate of foreclosures has increased in recent years. This follows a period of suppression due to homeowner protections enacted during the COVID-19 pandemic. When a home is foreclosed upon and isn’t purchased at auctionRead …

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Silver Tsunami of Aging Boomers Will Dampen Housing Demand, Study Finds

Silver Tsunami of Aging Boomers Will Dampen Housing Demand, Study Finds

As Boomers Start Turning 80, Their Contribution to Housing Demand Is Starting To Wane The oldest baby boomers will begin turning 80 this year, marking a major milestone that will have implications for the housing market for years to come. The number of households headed by baby boomers declined by 3.5 million between 2015 andRead …

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Tulsa Housing Fund Commits $14 Million to 563 Affordable Homes Across City

Tulsa Housing Fund Commits $14 Million to 563 Affordable Homes Across City

Tulsa Housing Fund Commits $14 Million to 563 Affordable Homes Across City Tulsa’s first affordable housing dollars from the Improve Our Tulsa 3 bond package are now flowing to real projects, with $18.845 million in housing funding across six developments totaling 563 units—and the city is targeting 1,300 units with committed financing before the yearRead …

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Washington, DC Foreclosures Could Soon Unlock Discounted Homes for Buyers

Washington, DC Foreclosures Could Soon Unlock Discounted Homes for Buyers

Washington, DC Foreclosures Are Climbing—Here Is How Smart Buyers Can Capitalize Next A new report from Realtor.com® is tracking the recent path of foreclosures, shedding light on what happens when these homes become Real Estate Owned (REO). These properties are then listed by banks on various online platforms and multiple listing services, often creating aRead …

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The Fed’s Favorite Inflation Metric Just Hit 3%-Cooling Urgency for Rate Hike

The Fed’s Favorite Inflation Metric Just Hit 3%-Cooling Urgency for Rate Hike

The Fed’s Favorite Inflation Metric Just Hit 3%—Cooling Urgency for Rate Hike A key inflation gauge closely tracked by the Federal Reserve cooled more than anticipated last month even as consumer spending rose, casting doubt on further interest rate hikes this year. The core Personal Consumption Expenditures (PCE) index, which strips out volatile food andRead …

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