If you’re thinking about buying or selling a home, you probably want to know what’s really happening with home prices, mortgage rates, housing supply, and more. That’s not an easy task considering how sensationalized headlines are today. Jay Thompson, Real Estate Industry Consultant, explains:
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There’s no denying the long-term financial benefits of owning a home, but today’s housing market may have you wondering if now’s still the time to buy. While the financial aspects of buying a home are important, the non-financial and emotional reasons are too.
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Did the frequency and intensity of bidding wars over the past two years make you put your home search on hold? If so, you should know the hyper competitive market has cooled this year as buyer demand has moderated and housing supply has grown. Those two factors combined mean you may see less competition from other buyers.
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Potential secondary homeowners are preparing for soaring infection rates.
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The average price and shelf life of a listing in today's market are reaching, breaking, and making records.
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Experts suggest going through this checklist before you begin the process of your first house hunt:
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The disparity between homeowners and appraisers in America is shrinking at a rapid rate - in many metro areas, appraisals are up even higher than what owners expected...
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Boston remains one of the most expensive US cities to buy a home. If you can afford it though it will pay off.
Once the papers are signed and the keys are yours, the real work begins.