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
Wow! November saw a 4.3 percent increase in the median sold home price! November’s median sales price was $292,000 — a more than $12,000 increase
The median sales price for the Reno and Sparks, Nevada housing market pulled back in September. September’s median sales price came in at $285,000 —
The skyrocketing median sales price finally took a breather in June. The Reno-Sparks median home price dropped to $279,500 for June — a 1.9 percent
October saw a huge jump in the median sales price for the Reno and Sparks, Nevada housing market. October’s median sales price was $260,000; representing
September’s median sales price took a big drop. For the prior three months (June, July and August) the Reno-Sparks’ median home sales price had held
For the third consecutive month the median sales price has held at $250,000. August’s $250,000 median sales price remains the high for the year —
April’s median sales price increased to $230,000 — a 0.9 percent rise over March’s $227,999 median. Year-over-year, April’s median sales price is up 12.2 percent.
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