Realtor.com shows where home values have surged up to 86% since 2019 and where price growth is projected to fall as much as 10.2% in 2026.
Zillow reports 53% of U.S. homes lost value over the past year, the highest since 2012, even as only 4.1% are worth less than their last sale.
The latest Zillow report reveals a 45.3% rise in U.S. home values since February 2020, with Miami, Austin, and New York City seeing the highest growth in home values and rent prices. The report also highlights shifts in buyer preferences.
The Realtor.com® September Housing Report shows newly listed homes increased 11.6% year-over-year as mortgage rates dropped to a 24-month low following a 50 basis point Federal Reserve rate cut.
According to Redfin’s latest report, the total value of U.S. homes surged by $3.1 trillion, reaching a record $49.6 trillion, with four new metros joining the “Trillion Dollar Club,” doubling the number to eight.
A recent study by Clever Real Estate reveals the top 10 cities for real estate agents in 2024. Detroit, MI, leads at number one, followed by Buffalo, NY, and Kansas City, MO.
New reports from Zillow and Redfin highlight the origin and impact of inventory growth in 2024, as more homeowners list their homes while buyers take a step back, pushing inventory up and increasing days on market and the share of homes with price cuts.
Over one-third (36%) of Americans see real estate as the best long-term investment, not so much because of its potential returns but because of its overall stability, with home value consistently climbing.
Zillow released its Housing Market Report for April 2024, highlighting the best markets for homebuyers. Florida and Texas have seven of the top 10 metro areas listed, thanks to strong construction numbers, which have eased buyer competition.
A new Redfin report shows a 5% annual increase in value for the U.S. housing market—amounting to $2 trillion in growth over the past year—as the national housing shortage props up home prices.
Two respected analysts, Ivy Zelman and Meredith Whitney, spoke recently on the aging homeowner population and its impact on household growth and the overall U.S. housing market—an impact Whitney described as a “silver tsunami.”
Zillow released its November market report with some encouraging news for homebuyers as lower rates and slight declines in home values bring small improvements to housing affordability as sellers add new inventory and are more likely than normal to cut prices.
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