Home prices were up 1.7% quarter over quarter and 5.7% year over year in the first quarter of 2020, according to the Federal Housing Finance Agency in a new report Tuesday
Home prices rose 4.4% in March, up from 4.2% during the previous month, according to the latest S&P CoreLogic Case-Shiller U.S. National Home Price NSA Index, released Tuesday
As homebuying demand returns in some parts of the country, Redfin is calling back approximately 350 furloughed employees, including agents
The market hasn't fully recovered yet, but agents in luxury markets around the US told Inman that deals are still happening and activity appears to be on the rise
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Evidence suggests that once restrictions are lifted in the hardest-hit markets, new listings rebound quickly
Homes sat on the market 15 days longer than last year during the week ending May 16, resulting in the greatest increase in time on market since 2013, according to realtor.com
Existing-home sales in April fell 17.8% from March and 17.2% year-over-year
Spurred by historically low interest rates, new refinances made up about $328.5 billion in total dollar volume in Q1, up 105 percent from the same period last year
Four agents in Chicago, St. Louis and Dallas share how they're helping homebuyers navigate a seller's market marred by economic fear and the coronavirus
The pandemic's market impacts have varied across the country. Inman has put together data on those impacts, and talked to dozens of agents on the front lines
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Ryan Schneider told franchisees he believes they are in better shape than during previous times of crisis
Odeta Kushi, the deputy chief economist at First American, said the increase in mortgage applications is part of a long-term trend, not simply pent-up demand
The coronavirus pandemic hit Louisiana hard, and the real estate industry there suffered. But agents say their business is now on the road to recovery
As of May 10, 8.16% of all mortgages were in forbearance, up from 7.91% on May 3 — the smallest increase since March, according to the Mortgage Bankers Association
Privately owned housing starts dropped roughly 30% as a result of COVID-19 in April
