In today’s housing market reports, Black Knight, Jacksonville, Fla., said sellers continue to back away amid rising interest rates; and Redfin, Seattle, said inventory of homes at both ends of the spectrum have become less available.
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Homebuyers, Sellers Start Shifting on Climate Risk Issues
Earlier this year, you could get a bidding war for swampland in Florida. Now, said Redfin, Seattle, homebuyers and sellers are getting pickier—and particularly when it comes to climate risk.
Luxury Home Purchases Plummet 28%
Redfin, Seattle, reported sales of high-end U.S. homes fell 28.1% year-over-year during the three months ending Aug. 31.
Housing Market Roundup Sept. 22, 2022
Here’s a quick summary of housing/economic reports that recently came across the MBA NewsLink desk:
More Homebuyers Flock to Climate Risky Areas, Despite Intensifying Natural Disasters
Wildfires? Floods? Other natural disasters? “Bring it on,” homeowners seem to be saying.
Apartment Asking Rents Rise at Slowest Annual Rate Since October
Rent increases tapered off in June, with the national median asking rent rising 14% from a year earlier–the smallest annual increase since October–reported Redfin, Seattle.
House Prices Begin to Fall from Record Highs
Redfin, Seattle, said the median sale price for U.S. homes came down 0.7% from its record-breaking June peak during the four weeks ending July 10.
House Prices Begin to Fall from Record Highs
Redfin, Seattle, said the median sale price for U.S. homes came down 0.7% from its record-breaking June peak during the four weeks ending July 10.
Home Sellers Dropping Asking Price in Most Metros
Price drops have become a common feature of the cooling housing market, particularly in places that were popular with homebuyers earlier in the pandemic, reported Redfin, Seattle.
Balance Returning to Housing Market as Competition Eases
Redfin, Seattle, said after months of tipping heavily in sellers’ favor, the scales of the housing market are “finally balancing out.”