Following in the footsteps of Redfin, Zillow and Opendoor, Offerpad has temporarily stopped making offers on homes due to safety concerns.
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Buyers who have recently sold their homes are desperate to find new ones and “to settle before lockdown”. It comes while vendors are advised to be flexible when considering their options.
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A charming beachside Mornington house was always going to attract a large auction crowd. So its full-sized tennis court was handy for social distancing between those who turned up.
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They don’t call it the Gold Coast for nothing, with six suburbs making the city’s million-dollar club – two of which got there off record double-digit growth, latest figures show.
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Analyst Mike DelPrete said in the latest episode of the Daily Dispatch podcast that the data indicates “there’s going to be a very dramatic drop off in real estate volumes.”
As coronavirus rapidly changes — and impacts real estate across the nation — our aim is to keep you equipped with the tools and strategies you’ll need to move forward.
ANGI Homeservices CEO Brandon Ridenour asked Congress on Monday to deem home service professionals as “essential workers” during COVID-19 pandemic.
International and historical data shows that as the pandemic spreads and more stringent lockdown measures are put in place, the volume of real estate transactions will drop significantly — up to 90 percent. Although the drop is temporary, only the most agile and resilient businesses will survive.
Every day, Inman founder Brad Inman texts and talks with many of the most important people in the real estate industry. Now, in these unprecedented times, he’s making some of those conversations public to share with you, the Inman community. Welcome to Brad Inman’s Daily Dispatch. In this Daily Dispatch, Brad is joined by real estate tech […]
The move by Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac came days after President Trump announced that delayed mortgage payments may be an option for borrowers amidst the coronavirus pandemic.