Let's break down the real estate metrics to understand how they correlate and what they mean for both buyers and sellers in the current market.

Here is the update on the NAR Litigation Settlement and the major changes that are going to effect the real estate industry.

Let's break down the March 2024 real estate metrics to understand how they correlate and what they mean for both buyers and sellers in the current market.

If one of the goals on your list is selling your house a great way to balance all those emotions and make sure you’re confident in your decision is to keep these three best practices in mind when you’re ready to sell.

You might be wondering if 2024 will be the right time to buy or sell a home. If you want to make the most informed decision possible, it’s important to know what the experts have to say about what's ahead for the housing market.

In 2023, higher mortgage rates, confusion over home price headlines, and a lack of homes for sale created some challenges for buyers and sellers looking to make a move. But what’s on the horizon for the new year?

If you put off moving because you’re worried home prices might drop, make no mistake, they’re not going down. In fact, it's just the opposite. National data from several sources says they’ve been going up consistently this year.

Lending standards have tightened, leading to more qualified buyers who can afford to make their mortgage payments. Data from Freddie Mac and Fannie Mae shows the number of homeowners who are seriously behind on their mortgage payments is declining.

Today we will explore some key real estate metrics that are important to both buyers and sellers in the market. By analyzing these metrics, we can gain valuable insights into the current state of the real estate market and understand the correlation between them.

Buyers are still out there touring homes. In fact they’re more active than they were in May 2022 and certainly more than they were in the last normal years.