Source: CNBC —
In this red-hot real estate market, it’s tough for buyers to land a deal.
Supply is low, which is pushing prices higher. The median price of an existing home sold in March was $329,100. That’s a 17.2% increase from March 2020.

In this red-hot real estate market, it’s tough for buyers to land a deal.
Supply is low, which is pushing prices higher. The median price of an existing home sold in March was $329,100. That’s a 17.2% increase from March 2020.
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