Here are a few national real estate-related stories and news pieces that came across my screen this week…
- from Freddie Mac: Mortgage Rates Remain Relatively Flat
- from CNBC: Fed holds rates near zero — here’s exactly what that means for your wallet
- from HousingWire: Mortgage applications jump 13% — Refinancings make a comeback as stay-at-home orders wane
- from CNBC: Mortgage demand from homebuyers amazes again, now up 13% annually despite rising rates
- from realtor.com®: Realtor.com® Launches Weekly Housing Recovery Index — Data shows housing recovery remains strong despite social unrest
- from Bloomberg: Airbnb Joins Vacation-Rental Sites Seeing Surge in Demand
- from LendingTree: Despite COVID-19 Crisis, More Than Half of Homebuyers More Likely to Purchase a Home Soon
- From The Wall Street Journal: Cleveland Is a House-Flipping Hot Spot, and Covid Adds Fuel
- from realtor.com®: Will Working From Home Spell Doom for the Open Floor Plan?
- From The Wall Street Journal: Landlords’ New Credo for Late-Paying Retail Tenants: I’ll See You in Court
guest
So let me guess – you’re not posting May’s housing numbers because you don’t like what you see?
ellenmillerdesigns
Love your reports. Have you analyzed prices in Dayton, NV? They seem to have increased dramatically.
Guy Johnson
Hello Guest. I realize my monthly market report is tardy this month. It has nothing to do with the data; I simply have been too busy to compile May’s numbers.
I do intend to post May’s market report, though. In the meantime, here is May’s market infographic from the Reno-Sparks Association of REALTORS®…
Guy Johnson
Hello ellenmillerdesigns. Thank you for your question. Here’re the YTD monthly numbers I have for Dayton, Nevada…
[Month – # Homes Sold – Median Sold Price]
Matthew Brown
I really enjoyed the blog because you arranged every fact in a very beautiful manner which gives it a look of series in which topics are connected amazingly. Nice work.