U.S. Housing Market
JPMorgan Allocates $750 Billion to Boost Housing Inventory and Homeownership
The company will also take on the chairman role with the US Chamber of Commerce’s newly formed Housing Advisory Council. Continue Reading JPMorgan Allocates $750 Billion to Boost Housing Inventory and Homeownership
Report: National Median List Price Posted Ninth Month of Annual Declines
The median home spent 57 days on the market in July, four days longer than in June but one day less than in July 2025. Continue Reading Report: National Median List Price Posted Ninth Month of Annual Declines
Work Halted on Another NYC Office-to-Residential Conversion Project
SL Green has scheduled its project to be completed in 2029. Continue Reading Work Halted on Another NYC Office-to-Residential Conversion Project
Ground Broken on Affordable Senior Housing Development in Salt Lake City
Construction is expected to be completed by the end of 2027. Continue Reading Ground Broken on Affordable Senior Housing Development in Salt Lake City
Fewer Foreign Buyers Acquiring US Existing Homes
The top five US markets based on the percentage of all foreign buyers were Florida (20%), California (19%), Texas (12%), New Jersey (4%), and Georgia (4%). Continue Reading Fewer Foreign Buyers Acquiring US Existing Homes
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
Trump’s Childhood Home Under Contract for a $2 Million Sale
The buyer of the property was not identified. Continue Reading Trump’s Childhood Home Under Contract for a $2 Million Sale
Report: Minimum Wage Earners Unable to Afford 1-Bedroom Apartment Rent in Nation’s Major Metros
In 12 metros, four minimum wage workers would need to share a one-bedroom apartment to afford rent under the 30% rule. Continue Reading Report: Minimum Wage Earners Unable to Afford 1-Bedroom Apartment Rent in Nation’s Major Metros
Report: National Housing Deficit Level Holds Steady at 4.7 Million Units
The most severe housing deficits were in New York City, Los Angeles, Boston, San Francisco and Washington, DC. Continue Reading Report: National Housing Deficit Level Holds Steady at 4.7 Million Units
Declines Recorded for Mortgage Application Activity and Mortgage Credit Availability
“Mortgage credit availability decreased in June to its lowest level since December 2025,” said Joel Kan, MBA’s vice president and deputy chief economist. Continue Reading Declines Recorded for Mortgage Application Activity and Mortgage Credit Availability
ADU Builder Samara Expands into Single-Family Housing
The company stated that it will now design and build small infill developments consisting of clusters of up to 10 single-family homes. Continue Reading ADU Builder Samara Expands into Single-Family Housing
Median Asking Monthly Rent Posts 35th Straight Month of Annual Declines
Realtor.com attributed this decline to multifamily construction outpacing demand. Continue Reading Median Asking Monthly Rent Posts 35th Straight Month of Annual Declines
The Best and Worst Cities for First-Time Homebuyers Are…
Nine of the 10 worst cities for first-time buyers were in California. Continue Reading The Best and Worst Cities for First-Time Homebuyers Are…
Indiana Home Sales and Listings Surged During First Half of the Year
Indiana’s median sale price is up 5% year-to-date to $275,000, with June’s monthly median hitting an all-time state-level high of $290,000. Continue Reading Indiana Home Sales and Listings Surged During First Half of the Year
Thomas Jefferson’s Boyhood Home Listed at $17 Million
The property, which is listed on the National Register of Historic Sites, has never been opened to the public, although private tours can be arranged. Continue Reading Thomas Jefferson’s Boyhood Home Listed at $17 Million
