US Home prices

Second Quarter Shows ‘Home Prices Rising’ In Metro Areas: Insufficient Supply Caused Steady Increase?

The increase in homes sales has shown great promise on the second quarter of this year. Insufficient supply has caused the steady increase in home prices in almost all of the metro areas in the U.S.

US Home Prices Grow but Pace Continues to Slow

Home prices in the United States continued to inch up in September but the rate at which prices grew sustained its tepid growth, according to several latest home price reports.

It’s Not a Seller’s Market Anymore and They Realize That – Redfin Study

As the autumn is fading out to make way for the winter, it is taking sellers' confidence with it. More homeowners are becoming less confident about listing and pricing their homes, a latest Redfin research showed.

US Pending Home Sales Hardly Changed in September – NAR Report

Pending home sales in the United States inched up slightly in September marking the fifth consecutive monthly rise in the index this year and the second highest level since last year, according to the latest report by the National Association of Realtors.

US Home Buyers Still Waiting for Prices To Fall: Survey

Potential home buyers in the U.S. are still waiting for home prices to fall before they can finally make a purchase decision, a new Credit Suisse survey on real estate experts showed.

Redfin Experts Predict US Home Prices to Keep Falling This Year

The pace of home price growth has slowed down as compared to the last quarter of 2013. Now, experts at Redfin - the Seattle-based property firm - predict that the trend of falling home prices will continue for the next few months.

Good Schools Tend to Push Up Home Prices, Redfin Study

Areas that have high rated schools tend to be more expensive, according to a new Redfin Study. Areas that have high rated schools tend to be more expensive, according to a new Redfin Study.

Realtors Forecast Home Prices to Gain Only By 3.4 Percent in Next 12 Months

Home prices in the U.S. have been increasing, but the pace has slowed down. Now, experts have predicted that this trend will continue through the next 12 months.

Most and Least Affordable Housing Markets of America (LIST)

The American real estate market is currently experiencing a slowdown. Though home prices have been mapping a sluggish way upwards, the still-improving inventory levels have kept cost of buying a home high. Mortgage rates may be low, but the standard of lending is strictly tight. In these conditions, where does one look to buy a home? To help you evaluate and make a property purchase decision, RealtyTrac - the popular real estate intelligence firm - has come up with lists of American cities where buying a property is most and least affordable.

US Home Price Growth Falls in June - S&P/Case-Shiller Index

The rate of home price growth in the U.S. decelerated in June marking the slowest pace of increases on a year-over-year basis, according to the latest housing data released by the S&P/Case-Shiller.

Home Flipping Getting Harder in US, RealtyTrac Survey

Flipping homes is getting harder in the U.S. with slowing home price growth and falling foreclosure inventory, according to property intelligence firm RealtyTrac.

US Home Price Growth Slow in Second Quarter, NAR Report

The rate at which home prices in the U.S. grew in the second quarter of 2014 was relatively sluggish, according to a latest report by the National Association of Realtors.

Home Sales Are Going to Get Hotter in These 10 Markets

A latest report by Realtor.com predicts home sale increase in more than 10 metro areas across the United States.

US Housing Market: Is the Slowdown Good for Buyers?

The U.S. housing market has been showing evident signs of a slowdown - sales have been low, prices have been stumpy and foreclosures have been 186 percent above the peak time before the market crash. Is this something to worry about? How can the slowdown affect home buyers?

Study Reveals Why More People are Flocking to Unhappy Cities

A large number of people have been flocking to unhappy cities like Detroit and Cleveland despite their financial woes. But why?

Broad Growth in US Home Prices Reflect Wide Recovery

Home prices have been accelerating for some time now in the U.S. but this time, the growth is broad and across several states, which is a reflection of a wider economic and housing market recovery.

U.S. Housing Recovery Has Got Catching Up to Do, Says Fannie Mae

After a depressing first few months of 2014, the housing market is finally picking up pace. However, the growth will be slow and the figures will barely manage to catch up with last year's numbers, Fannie Mae announced in its June economic forecast report.

US existing home sales inch up 6.4 percent

Existing home sales in the United States went up 6.4 percent in April, making it the first evident rise in the last three months, according to the data released by the National Association of Realtors. This is an indication of the strengthening real estate market.