A report from the Dallas Morning News in Texas. "At this stage of the economic cycle, it’s natural to wonder about a recession or a housing bubble. But take some comfort in the latest results from D.R. Horton, the nation’s…
A report from the Longmont Times-Call in Colorado. "Even as data shows Boulder and its surroundings are experiencing a 'much-needed' housing market correction, the city last week for the fifth straight year landed atop a national finance researcher’s list of…
A report from Forbes. "Knock’s 'top ten markets with the most current listings predicted to sell below original list prices' include in descending order Miami, Chicago, Hartford, Houston, New Orleans, Tampa, Pittsburgh, New York, Jacksonville, and St. Louis. In Miami,…
A report from the Marin Independent Journal in California. "Marin’s slump in sales was mirrored throughout the Bay Area. CoreLogic said. Across the Bay Area, sales fell 12.6% in June. The region’s median home price in June was $855,000, down…
A press release from Redfin. "Only six of the 85 largest metro areas Redfin tracks saw a year-over-year decline in their median sale price, the biggest of which was once again in San Jose, where home prices were down 4.9…
A report from The Real Deal. "Bank OZK, one of the country’s most aggressive condo construction lenders, signaled in its most recent earnings report that its real estate lending growth is slowing down. 'Lenders in certain markets are very aggressive…
It's Friday desk clearing time for this blogger. "Consider a few of these recent headlines from major newspapers around the state: 'Bay Area home prices fall 1.7% in May, biggest year-on-year drop in 7-plus years,' said the San Francisco Chronicle…
A report from Realtor.com. "The postcrash price growth might actually be higher than most thought. Home prices shot up a cumulative 50% over the past decade, from June 2009 through May 2019, according to CoreLogic. Wages also rose over the…
A report from Westword in Colorado. "The real estate scene in Denver hasn't fully transitioned into a buyer's market. But it's shifting in that direction, as indicated by how many more concessions metro-area sellers are willing to grant now as…
A report from the Wall Street Journal on New York. "High-rise developers in Manhattan are coming under stress as tough market conditions are starting to undermine some of the city’s most prominent luxury condo projects. At a mixed-use project that…