June Housing Market Sets All-Time Records for High Speed and Low Supply
U.S. Home sales increased 11.4 percent in June compared to the same time last year, leaving buyers with the lowest supply of homes for sale on record.
Troy analyzes real estate trends for Redfin’s research team. He previously worked as a consultant on data validation and visualization for the World Bank, an economist for the Bureau of Economic Analysis and an analyst at the Center for Labor Market Studies.
U.S. Home sales increased 11.4 percent in June compared to the same time last year, leaving buyers with the lowest supply of homes for sale on record.
New listings will need to keep pace with high demand in order to prevent another national shift in favor of sellers.
The housing market showed continued signs of strength last month, pointing toward a healthy spring season. In welcome news for buyers, newly listed homes shot

Redfin customers requesting home tours, an early indicator of housing market performance, jumped nearly 50 percent from a year ago and the number of newly
Using Redfin Offer Insight data, we ranked the most competitive neighborhoods to buy a home in 2014.
With the housing market into its fourth year of price gains, homes in 2013 were being flipped for more money than ever: an average of $90,200 per home.
U.S. Home sales increased 11.4 percent in June compared to the same time last year, leaving buyers with the lowest supply of homes for sale on record.
New listings will need to keep pace with high demand in order to prevent another national shift in favor of sellers.
The housing market showed continued signs of strength last month, pointing toward a healthy spring season. In welcome news for buyers, newly listed homes shot

Redfin customers requesting home tours, an early indicator of housing market performance, jumped nearly 50 percent from a year ago and the number of newly
Using Redfin Offer Insight data, we ranked the most competitive neighborhoods to buy a home in 2014.
With the housing market into its fourth year of price gains, homes in 2013 were being flipped for more money than ever: an average of $90,200 per home.