
A Record 8% of U.S. Homes Are Worth At Least $1 Million
That’s nearly double the pre-pandemic share. The biggest jump was in Anaheim, where 55% of homes were worth $1 million or more in February, up
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That’s nearly double the pre-pandemic share. The biggest jump was in Anaheim, where 55% of homes were worth $1 million or more in February, up

70% of home offers written by Redfin agents faced competition in January, up from roughly 60% a year earlier and the highest share in Redfin’s

Redfin economists predict mortgage rates will hit 3.9% by the end of the year. At that level, homebuyers could afford a $382,250 home on $2,000

The total value of U.S. homes soared 19% year over year to $39 trillion in December, the largest gain that month since at least the

In a strong seller’s market, some homeowners are realizing they can attract bidders without offering as high of a percentage to the buyer’s agent. The

The biggest increase was in Austin, where rents surged 40% from a year earlier.

That’s nearly double the pre-pandemic share. The biggest jump was in Anaheim, where 55% of homes were worth $1 million or more in February, up

70% of home offers written by Redfin agents faced competition in January, up from roughly 60% a year earlier and the highest share in Redfin’s

Redfin economists predict mortgage rates will hit 3.9% by the end of the year. At that level, homebuyers could afford a $382,250 home on $2,000

The total value of U.S. homes soared 19% year over year to $39 trillion in December, the largest gain that month since at least the

In a strong seller’s market, some homeowners are realizing they can attract bidders without offering as high of a percentage to the buyer’s agent. The

The biggest increase was in Austin, where rents surged 40% from a year earlier.