To understand the state of the housing market, economists often turn to stats on new residential construction for indicators on where the market may be headed. Here’s what the data says.
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Leaders of both large and small firms envision an active summer selling season. Low inventory and a potential return of the coronavirus, however, remain points of concern.
According to a recent Apartment List survey, 30 percent of Americans are canceling their moving plans because of coronavirus-induced financial strain.
The all-in-one online rental listing service says the integration has the potential to connect MLS member agents and brokers with a millennial rental market that could yield $12 billion in annual rental commissions.
The Virginia agent who was hit over the head more than 10 times with a wrench is facing a long and difficult road to recovery, friends and colleagues say.
After laying off nearly 375 staffers in March, the company has more than 160 openings. It tells Inman that it’s a sign of the returning market.
The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau proposed on Monday a shift from DTI ratios to a price-based approach to improve qualified mortgage access.
Although millennials will likely make up the largest percentage of homebuyers this year, the generation appears to be under-informed about real estate.
RE/MAX is offering expanded training, tech initiatives and a free three-month trial of its First app, an AI-powered lead nurturing tool.
On Monday, Zillow launched “LGBT Local Legal Protections,” a resource that shows whether listings are located in communities that protect lesbian, gay bisexual and transgender people.