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California Home Sales Rise as Median Price Eases
California home sales reached a seasonally adjusted annualized rate of 279,880 in June, according to data from the California Association of Realtors (CAR). This marked a 4.1% increase from the revised 268,810 homes sold in May and a 6% jump from 264,160 in June 2025....
California Home Sales Rise as Median Price Eases
However, statewide sales remained struck below the 300,000 benchmark for the 45th consecutive month. Continue Reading California Home Sales Rise as Median Price Eases
Foreclosure Activity Surged During First Half of 2026
A total of 227,548 residential properties carried foreclosure filings in the first half of this year, up 21% year-over-year. According to data from ATTOM, among states with at least 500 foreclosure filings in the first half of 2026, the largest year-over-year...
Sales Begins at New 128-Unit Jersey Shore Condo Development
A joint venture involving Lincoln Equities Group, RWN Real Estate Partners and Avenue Realty Capital have begun sales at Liora Club & Residences, a new luxury condominium development in Long Branch, New Jersey. Situated just one block from the Jersey Shore beach...
Mortgage Rates Ratchet Higher
The 30-year fixed-rate mortgage averaged 6.55% as of July 16, according to the Primary Mortgage Market Survey published by Freddie Mac (OTCQB: FMCC). That marked an increase from last week when it averaged 6.49%. A year ago at this time, it averaged 6.75%. The 15-year...
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Pending Home Sales Evaporated in June
Month-over-month pending home sales declined in all four major regions. Continue Reading Pending Home Sales Evaporated in June
Builders Remain Pessimistic Over Single-Family Home Market
“Many potential buyers remain on the sidelines as they wait for lower mortgage rates, more certainty on inflation and a clearer economic outlook,” said NAHB Chairman Bill Owens. Continue Reading Builders Remain Pessimistic Over Single-Family Home Market
New Home Mortgage Applications Up 2.4% From One Year Ago
The average loan size for new homes increased from $372,825 in May to $375,218 in June. Continue Reading New Home Mortgage Applications Up 2.4% From One Year Ago
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Foreclosure Activity Surged During First Half of 2026
Nationwide, 0.16% of all housing units (one in every 632) had a foreclosure filing during the year’s first six months. Continue Reading Foreclosure Activity Surged During First Half of 2026
Sales Begins at New 128-Unit Jersey Shore Condo Development
Pricing begins at $760,000 for a one-bedroom residence. Continue Reading Sales Begins at New 128-Unit Jersey Shore Condo Development
Mortgage Rates Ratchet Higher
The 30-year fixed-rate mortgage averaged 6.55% as of July 16. Continue Reading Mortgage Rates Ratchet Higher
Pending Home Sales Evaporated in June
Month-over-month pending home sales declined in all four major regions. Continue Reading Pending Home Sales Evaporated in June
Builders Remain Pessimistic Over Single-Family Home Market
“Many potential buyers remain on the sidelines as they wait for lower mortgage rates, more certainty on inflation and a clearer economic outlook,” said NAHB Chairman Bill Owens. Continue Reading Builders Remain Pessimistic Over Single-Family Home Market
New Home Mortgage Applications Up 2.4% From One Year Ago
The average loan size for new homes increased from $372,825 in May to $375,218 in June. Continue Reading New Home Mortgage Applications Up 2.4% From One Year Ago
A California Housing First: San Jose ADU Sold as a Condo Unit
San Jose is one of the nation’s most expensive housing markets, with median home prices exceeding $2 million. Continue Reading A California Housing First: San Jose ADU Sold as a Condo Unit
Redfin Brings The Weather Company’s Data to its Home Listings
The data is now available on all for-sale listings on Redfin.com and the Redfin iOS and Android apps. Continue Reading Redfin Brings The Weather Company’s Data to its Home Listings
New Program Seeks to Prevent Veteran Homelessness Through Financial Coaching
“Too often, homelessness is the final chapter of a much longer financial struggle,” said Brett Seybold, chief financial officer of USAA. Continue Reading New Program Seeks to Prevent Veteran Homelessness Through Financial Coaching