Two positive trends have started to emerge that impact the 2019 Spring Housing Market. Mortgage interest rates for a 30-year fixed rate loan have dropped to new lows, right as reports show that wages have increased at their highest rate in decades! These two factors have helped keep housing ... Continue Reading » about 2 Trends Helping Keep Housing Affordable
What Would Make You Sell Your House?
There are many reasons why a homeowner decides to sell their house and move. The latest Generational Trends Report from the National Association of Realtors asked recent home sellers to share their reason for moving. The younger the respondents, the more likely their top response centered around ... Continue Reading » about What Would Make You Sell Your House?
How Quickly Can You Save Your Down Payment?
Saving for a down payment is often the biggest hurdle for a first-time homebuyer. Depending on where you live, median income, median rents, and home prices all vary. So, we set out to find out how long it would take to save for a down payment in each state. Using data from HUD, Census and Apartment ... Continue Reading » about How Quickly Can You Save Your Down Payment?
5 Reasons to Sell Your House This Spring
Every year, homeowners decide to wait to list their homes. Here are 5 powerful reasons why selling your house this spring makes sense. Let's get together today to discuss how we can market your home this season! ... Continue Reading » about 5 Reasons to Sell Your House This Spring
Existing Home Sales Slow to Start Spring [INFOGRAPHIC]
Some Highlights: Existing Home Sales slowed to an annual pace of 5.21 million home sales in March. Low inventory levels are still impacting home sales! The current month’s supply of homes for sale is 3.9-months. Median home prices were up 3.8% over last March at $259,400. This marked the 85th ... Continue Reading » about Existing Home Sales Slow to Start Spring [INFOGRAPHIC]
Renters Paying Substantially More While Owning Costs Less
In a recent Insights Blog, CoreLogic reported that rent prices have skyrocketed since 2005. Meanwhile, the typical mortgage payment has actually decreased. “CoreLogic’s national rent index was up 36% in December 2018 compared with December 2005, while the typical mortgage payment was down 4% over ... Continue Reading » about Renters Paying Substantially More While Owning Costs Less

