U.S. Housing Market
Indiana Realtors Secure $500,000 Grant to Assist State Residents Impacted by Recent Storms
Eligible homeowners and renters may apply for grants of up to $1,000 to assist with qualifying housing-related needs. Continue Reading Indiana Realtors Secure $500,000 Grant to Assist State Residents Impacted by Recent Storms
Kennedy Wilson Teams with Japanese Construction Firm on Atlanta-Area Multifamily Development
The approximately $139 million development is expected to welcome its first residents in 2028. Continue Reading Kennedy Wilson Teams with Japanese Construction Firm on Atlanta-Area Multifamily Development
More Borrowers Can Qualify for a Mortgage. That Doesn’t Make the House Affordable
Non-QM lending is giving more borrowers a path to financing. That can be good for housing, but qualifying for a mortgage and being able to afford the home are two different things. Continue Reading More Borrowers Can Qualify for a Mortgage. That Doesn’t Make the House Affordable
Residential Property Vacancy Rate Holds Steady at 1.3%
Out of the country’s 104.6 million residential properties, 259,666 were in the foreclosure process during the third quarter. Continue Reading Residential Property Vacancy Rate Holds Steady at 1.3%
Alabama Home Sales Surge by 20% Year-Over-Year
The July median home price of $287,750 was up by $47,166 (or 19.6%) from one year before. Continue Reading Alabama Home Sales Surge by 20% Year-Over-Year
New Data Reports Highlight Continued Home Price Acceleration
Chicago, New York and Cleveland experienced the highest gains with year-over-year price increases of 6.9%, 4.8% and 4.1%, respectively. Continue Reading New Data Reports Highlight Continued Home Price Acceleration
California Gov. Newsom Lists Sacramento-Area Mansion for $7.5 Million
The property was acquired for $3.7 million in 2018. Continue Reading California Gov. Newsom Lists Sacramento-Area Mansion for $7.5 Million
$350 Million Mixed-Use District Planned for Chattanooga Riverfront Development
A partnership of the developers Urban Story Ventures and Hill Partners and the architecture firm Perkins&Will are behind the planned district. Continue Reading $350 Million Mixed-Use District Planned for Chattanooga Riverfront Development
Housing Doesn’t Need Another Prediction. It Needs People Who Can Solve Problems
Housing has no shortage of forecasts. What the market needs now are professionals who can understand the numbers, solve problems and help buyers and sellers determine when a transaction can actually work. Continue Reading Housing Doesn’t Need Another Prediction. It Needs People Who Can Solve Problems
Thompson Thrift Begins Construction on Atlanta-Area Multifamily Community
Resident move-ins are expected to begin in October 2027. Continue Reading Thompson Thrift Begins Construction on Atlanta-Area Multifamily Community
FTC Reaches Settlement in Antitrust Complaint Against Zillow and Redfin
“This settlement delivers better, quicker, more certain results for both renters and property management companies than we would have been able to achieve after prevailing at trial,” said FTC’s Daniel Guarnera. Continue Reading FTC Reaches Settlement in Antitrust Complaint Against Zillow and Redfin
Illinois’ Cook County Faces 32nd Consecutive Year of Property Tax Hikes
Within the city of Chicago, overall taxes rose $196 million, or 2.2%, which was below the rate of inflation for 2025. Continue Reading Illinois’ Cook County Faces 32nd Consecutive Year of Property Tax Hikes
Lennar Unveils New Single-Family Home Community in Georgia
Pricing starts in the mid-$200,000s. Continue Reading Lennar Unveils New Single-Family Home Community in Georgia
Hits and Misses for the Real Estate Week of Aug. 17-21
A real estate fraudster being chased by the FBI, an ex-CEO trying to take over his former company, and the upcoming demolition of a historic site in sports betting. Continue Reading Hits and Misses for the Real Estate Week of Aug. 17-21
Virginia Home Sales Up, But at a Slower Pace
Sold dollar volume also increased, climbing to approximately $5.8 billion statewide. Continue Reading Virginia Home Sales Up, But at a Slower Pace
