Will 2025 finally be a ‘normal’ housing market? December 9, 2024 by bp56691 The slight growth in new listings, seeing a slight growth in home sales is an optimistic view of the housing market for 2025.
Housing demand still showing double-digit growth December 7, 2024 by bp56691 Last week, we witnessed a Santa Claus rally in mortgage rates amid improved housing demand. What will happen in the next few weeks?
Is now a good time to buy a house? December 7, 2024 by bp56691 Rapid changes in mortgage rates have left many would-be homebuyers asking: Is now a good time to buy a house?
Is there a housing inventory ‘silver tsunami?’ Not where it’s needed December 7, 2024 by bp56691 Zillow data suggests that places where senior-owned inventory is reentering the market will not adequately address the U.S. housing shortage.
Mortgage rates fall on jobs week data December 6, 2024 by bp56691 After the final jobs report for 2024, mortgage rates made a nice move lower on Friday, helped along by improved mortgage spreads.
NYC council approves sweeping plan that includes 82,000 homes December 6, 2024 by bp56691 The “City of Yes” plans calls for the construction of 82,000 new homes over the next 15 years to address the Big Apple’s housing crisis.
AI used for housing decisions draws bipartisan support, oversight December 5, 2024 by bp56691 Even in a divided Congress, there is bipartisan support for learning more about how gen AI is being used in housing decisions.
Redfin’s 2025 housing market forecast predicts resilient homebuyers December 4, 2024 by bp56691 Redfin forecasts home prices to rise by 4% over the course of 2025, with existing home sales between 4.1 million and 4.4 million.
Investment giant Pretium Partners hires Sid Visentini to lead optimization efforts December 3, 2024 by bp56691 Sid Visentini will join Pretium Partners as the firm’s senior managing director and head of business optimization.
How migration is dividing the housing market in two December 2, 2024 by bp56691 Migration is causing a bifurcation of the housing market with the South seeing a slowdown and the north falling short on inventory.