Housing Market News
The Housing Market’s Road to Recovery in Four Charts
Four charts that highlight recent developments in the housing market as coronavirus continues to transform residential real estate.
Homebuyer Demand Outpaced Supply Mid-Pandemic, Leading to Lower Sales and Preventing Price Declines
The effects of the coronavirus pandemic and subsequent shutdowns hit the housing market in full force in April.
Charting the Coronavirus Pandemic's Latest Impact on the Housing Market
Here are seven charts that illustrate the latest developments in the housing market as coronavirus continues to transform residential real estate as we know it.
Charting the Trends in the Current Housing Market
Over the past four weeks, new home listings are down 45%. This decline in new listings has contributed to a 22% decline in home supply compared to last year.
Six Charts That Show the Latest Trends in the Housing Market
Home prices are holding up and demand is strengthening, but new listings continue to drop as the coronavirus outbreak takes a toll on the economy.
US Housing Market Reverses Course in March with Coronavirus Shutdowns
At the beginning of March, the housing market was stronger than ever and the U.S. economy was relatively stable. By the end of March everything had been thrown into extreme disarray.
Housing Supply Hit a Three-Year Low in December as Home Prices Continued to Climb
A fast-paced December housing market, along with a lack of new listings, led to historically low inventory and rising home prices
No Holiday for the November Housing Market as Home Prices Climbed Nearly 8 Percent
Home prices posted the largest gain in 14 months.
The October Housing Market Rewarded Sellers with the Largest Price Increase in 10 Months
The median home sale price increased 7 percent in October, the strongest year-over-year growth Redfin has seen in 10 months.
September Home Sales Showed Steady Growth, Up 3.2 Percent Year Over Year
Year-to-date homes sales were up 4 percent compared the same period last year.
Home Sales Rebounded in August, Continuing a 2016 Trend Toward ‘Normal’
Despite strong sales and shrinking inventory, home prices rose at the slowest pace of the year, up just 4.4 percent from last year.
Home Sales Fell 11 Percent in July, but There’s Good Reason Not to Panic
Hint: It had something to do with the number of Fridays in the month.