Last week I read a story from HousingWire that discussed the impact that the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau’s TILA-RESPA Integrated Disclosures rule (TRID) is having
According to a recent Bloomberg Businessweek article properties for sale in the U.S. in September had been listed for an average of 95 days, down
September’s median sales price of $175,000 receded slightly from August’s $175,500. Despite the slight decrease, September’s median sold price is up 17 percent year-over-year. Sold
August’s median sales price jumped up more than 6 percent over July’s median sold price. The median is now at $175,500 and up a whopping
I usually wait until we’re at least a week into a new month before I post the median numbers for the prior month, but with
August saw a very nice 3.3 percent jump in the median sold price – $155,000 compared to July’s $150,000. The sold price per square foot
July sales continue to be strong, units-wise. Units sold are still hovering around 500/month; 490 to be precise (but will probably hit 500 by the
February’s median sold price recovered a bit from the dramatic drop we saw in January’s median. [Recall, that January’s median fell below $160,000 – a
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