Autumn began in September, but activity in the housing market remained at summer-like levels through October, according to realtor.com®'s latest data preview. Prices in October were 10 percent higher than those one year ago, with the national median at $275,000 and the national median age of inventory at 73 days.... Read More >
Mortgage rates soared to summer levels last week, with the 30-year, fixed rate averaging 3.94 percent, up from 3.88 percent the week prior—the highest...
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With the economy expected to continue growing, housing demand should remain strong and incrementally boost California's housing market in ...
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It's no secret that us millennials love our dogs. In a recent industry survey, research showed that millennials are now more likely to buy a home because they want a place for their dogs to run around rather than because of the birth of a child. In the top five list, more space for a dog fell...
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Autumn began in September, but activity in the housing market remained at summer-like levels through October, according to realtor.com®'s latest data preview. Prices in October were 10 percent higher than those one year ago, with the national median at $275,000 and the national median age of inventory at 73 days....
It's no secret that us millennials love our dogs. In a recent industry survey, research showed that millennials are now more likely to buy a home because they want a place for their dogs to run around rather than because of the birth of a child. In the top five list, more space for a dog fell...
