In residential markets, demand has strengthened recently as mortgage applications for a home purchase increased for the third week in a row, rising 7% from the prior
Housing starts in the USA (seasonally adjusted annual rate, SAAR) made headlines for significant declines, falling 22.3% from February to March. Both single family and multifamily starts
Editor’s Note: The content from the following article is based on a recent Real Estate Matters podcast with John Coley, broker and owner of Lake
Even as residential markets are in “peak season,” historically speaking, new listings are becoming even more scarce as some potential sellers decide to wait out
Alabama’s new construction market was on a roll leading up to the coronavirus pandemic. Much of the impact is still to be determined, and we learn a
Editor’s Note: The content from the following article is based on a recent Real Estate Matters podcast with Jonathan Goode, an associate land broker with the Southeastern
Existing home sales nationwide increased slightly in March, even as a decline was expected due to the impact of COVID-19. According to the National Association of Realtors (NAR),
The impact of COVID-19 pandemic continues to unfold. We learn a little more with each week, but there is still much uncertainty as the quarantine
Editor’s Note: The content from the following article is based on a recent Real Estate Matters podcast with Sean Baird, director of national student housing at Colliers
During the first week of April, newly listed homes nationwide were down 27.1% year-over-year. This time of year usually sees large increases from March to
