Real estate agents report that June was the second month in a row in which high competition occurred. Bidding wars within the United States were more common than expected.
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It seems that nearly every month a new apartment building is being built up to accommodate the masses of people that move to Boston each year.
But recently there’s been some skepticism about the growth of the luxury market, nationwide, when 1.2 percent of homes above $2 Million fell in price.
However, Boston’s newest luxury apartment [...]
Boston is an expensive city to buy a house. Anyone who has ever tried to buy in the Boston area knows about the bidding wars and heavy competition to become a homeowner. Fortunately for sellers, the Boston area housing market has been heated and growing steadily more heated over the past few years. However, buyers may soon be catching a break according to new reports show that home prices in the region showed the first signs of cooling off in October—the volume of sales slowed, as the number of properties for sale increased.
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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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Home prices across the country have risen by a total of 6.9% as of April of last year, and an additional 1.2% when compared to last month, according to CoreLogic’s Home Price Index ...
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The American housing market is expected to be flooded with nearly $40 billion as a result of the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act.
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New-home sales in March took off, with an increase of 4 percent to 694,000, according to the U.S. Census Bureau and the Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD). The average new-homes sales price was $369,900, with the inventory at 301,000—a 5.2-months [...]