Phoenix home inventory reaches decade-high mark for July, new data finds
Phoenix saw new home listings surge during July, sending inventory to a watermark that hasn't been seen since 2014.
'Dynamic movement' happening across Greenwich, Connecticut's housing market
Buying residential real estate in Connecticut's coastal community of Greenwich grew even more expensive last month as single-family home prices jumped 12.6%, according to the area real estate agent group.
Pennsylvania's home inventory rises to three-year high
The number of homes available for sale in Pennsylvania reached a three-year high in July, which is helping move the state toward a balanced housing market, the local real estate agents group said.
New home sales top prepandemic levels, but market remains soft
Incentives and price reductions are salvaging new U.S. home sales at a time when buyers are beset with affordability challenges and economic concerns.
Home sales rise for the fifth straight month in Maine
A homebuying frenzy has washed over Maine this spring and summer, with sales climbing 5% in July compared to a year ago, according to the latest Maine Association of Realtors market report
Miami's home prices fall as listings flood market
Miami-Dade County's housing market is finally cooling as listings surge and prices dip.
Existing home sales bump up amid inventory surge, moderating prices
Sales of previously owned single-family houses and condos rose in July as the number of homes on the market reached their highest level in over five years and prices barely budged upward.
Oklahoma City sees highest home inventory surge in its history
Oklahoma City's housing inventory surged to its highest levels in July on record, as at least one veteran local real estate agent warned that uncertainty is freezing the market.
Median home prices rose in these central Pennsylvania counties, but that didn't stop buyers from closing sales
Homes are selling quickly across parts of central Pennsylvania, even though median prices continue to rise, real estate agents in the region said.
Lack of lots in this desirable Chicago suburb boosts existing home sales
When Chicagoans leave city life and choose Illinois’ third-largest city, Naperville, they typically want to build their dream custom homes in the suburb, according to agents, but that’s becoming more and more challenging.
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