
The housing quartile not doing so well during COVID-19
The housing industry, like the technology industry and the NASDAQ stock index, appears to be one of those exceptions to the coronavirus where “Everything is Awesome”.

The housing industry, like the technology industry and the NASDAQ stock index, appears to be one of those exceptions to the coronavirus where “Everything is Awesome”.

A recent weekly economic and housing market update from Realtor.com touched upon a few positives for the nation’s housing market. Pending home sales increased 44.3% month-over-month while mortgage applications

On June 25, 2020, the Counselors of Real Estate released its annual list of “Top Ten Issues Affecting Commercial Real Estate” during a webinar presented

The impact thus far of COVID-19 to residential real estate has been significant. Residential sales activity slowed in Alabama and in the United States during

Note: This article provides a preview of closed sales activity during May, which provides limited insight regarding the impact of the pandemic to residential sales

According to George Raitu, senior economist with Realtor.com, economic headlines for the week ending May 29, 2020, were somewhat mixed. While GDP was revised downward for

New home sales represent a significant portion of all residential sales nationwide, usually around 10-12%. The new construction industry is also a significant part of

Economic data from April showed a quick decline in overall business activity across the nation. Approximately 20.5 million jobs were lost during the month, manufacturing

The plethora of “worst-ever” economic reports during this COVID-19 outbreak has overshadowed some Look Up & Forward economic news for the Alabama economy. And this

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