Dana Anderson is a Data Journalist at Redfin. She specializes in construction and real estate, focusing on topics such as residential real estate, the housing market, real estate investment, property management, real estate development, and PropTech. Dana's work has been featured in WLTX-TV, LEADERSHIP SAN JUAN ISLANDS, and Florida Realtors.
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New listings are still rising, allowing some buyers to get deals.
Most of April’s most expensive home sales were in beachfront Florida, with a pair of Beverly Hills estates and two luxury Manhattan condos rounding out the top 10.
Would-be buyers are sidelined by record-high housing costs and economic instability, allowing inventory to pile up.
Mortgage rates are forecasted to stay elevated near 7%.
By: Dana Anderson
Investor purchases of U.S. homes rose 2% year over year in the first quarter. Investor activity has been fairly stable for the past two years, after the wild up-and-down swings of the pandemic era. Investor purchases of condos fell 3% year over year to the lowest level in 10 years, aside from Q2 2020. That’s driven largely by investors retreating from Florida. Investor market share is holding steady at around 19% of total U.S. home sales Investors are buying more high-priced homes and fewer low-priced homes
By: Dana Anderson
The median monthly mortgage payment is just $25 shy of its record high, sidelining would-be buyers. But the tide is turning for buyers: Redfin economists expect home prices to decline by the end of the year, and a surplus of listings is motivating sellers to negotiate.
By: Dana Anderson
More than $330 billion worth of listings have been sitting on the market for 60 days or longer. Rising inventory and slow homebuying demand is pushing up the total dollar amount of home listings, and will push down home-sale prices by the end of the year.
Many prospective homebuyers are sidelined by near-record costs and economic uncertainty, creating a buyer’s market in many parts of the country. That’s deterring some would-be sellers.
By: Dana Anderson
Pending home sales are down 1% year over year while new listings are still rising, giving buyers negotiating power.
By: Dana Anderson
The typical U.S. homebuyer puts 15% down, essentially unchanged from 15.1% last year. FHA and VA loans are becoming more common as the housing market tilts toward buyers. Just over 15% of mortgaged homebuyers use an FHA loan, and just over 7% use a VA loan, up from last year. 31% of buyers are paying all cash, little changed from a year ago and down from pandemic-era peaks.
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