Why Homeowners Have Great Selling Power Today
We’re sitting in an optimal moment in time for homeowners who are ready to sell their houses and make a move this year.
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We’re sitting in an optimal moment in time for homeowners who are ready to sell their houses and make a move this year.
Today’s homebuyers are not just talking about their plans, they’re actively engaged in the buying process – and they’re serious about it.
America has faced its share of challenges in 2020.
As remote work continues on for many businesses and Americans weigh the risks of being in densely populated areas, will more people start to move out of bigger cities?
So far, it’s been quite a ride this year, and our nation has truly seen its fair share of hurdles.
In June, the number of first-time homebuyers accounted for 35% of the existing homes sold, a trend that’s been building steadily throughout the year.
The residential real estate market is remaining resilient as the country still struggles to beat the COVID-19 pandemic.
With a worldwide health crisis that drove a pause in the economy this year, the housing market was greatly impacted.
Over the past several weeks, Freddie Mac has reported the average 30-year fixed mortgage rate dropping to record lows, all the way down to 3.03%.
Last week, a very well-respected real estate analytics firm surprised many with their home price projection for the next twelve months.
With businesses reopening throughout the country and some experts indicating early signs of a much-anticipated economic recovery, more homebuyers are actively entering the housing market this summer.
In a recent survey of home sellers by Qualtrics, 87% of respondents said they were concerned their home won’t sell because of the pandemic and resulting economic recession.
Everyone is ready to buy a home at different times in their lives, and despite the health crisis, today is no exception.
The Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) released their latest Employment Situation Summary last Thursday, and it again beat analysts’ expectations in a big way.
The pandemic has caused consumers to re-examine the components that make up the “perfect home.”
Pending Home Sales increased by 44.3% in May, registering the highest month-over-month gain in the index since the National Association of Realtors (NAR) started tracking this metric in January 2001.
In today’s economy, everyone seems to be searching for signs that a recovery is coming soon.
With more U.S. states reopening for business this summer, and as people start to return to work, we can expect the economy to begin improving.
With the U.S. economy on everyone’s minds right now, questions about the country’s financial outlook continue to come up daily.
With stay-at-home orders starting to gradually lift throughout parts of the country, data indicates homebuyers are jumping back into the market.
In a normal housing market, whether you’re buying or selling a home, you need an experienced guide to help you navigate through the process.