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Price Adjustments in this New Housing Market

Lamacchia Realty

In early March it was becoming clear that the market was changing from a frenzied post-pandemic scene to one where rising mortgage rates would slow it down and help inventory finally rise back up. That’s because fewer homes are being placed under contract. Price adjustments/decreases were up across the country in May.

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Houston Housing Market Forecast: Current Data & 2021 Predictions

Houston Properties

Properties are still going under contract. Based on last year’s sales data, the number of homes that have gone under contract is still consistent with figures prior to the coronavirus and the oil price crash. While 2020 has been a record year, the Houston housing market is still facing a lot of uncertainties.

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Can 3-D printed homes help solve the housing crisis?

Housing Wire

TreeHouse worked with Tesla on an ecofriendly home battery and opened a 25,000-square-foot retail store in Dallas. But the company was out of business by 2018. Then, there was an $11,000 financing cost, a $49,000 tab for an open house and general expenses, and $28,000 toward a real estate agent’s sales commission.

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6 Reasons Why Now Is a Great Time to Sell Your Houston Home

Houston Properties

My last three listings have received a combined 14 offers and gone under contract, on average, within 4 days. Hot housing markets don’t last forever, here are six reasons why now is a great time to sell a Houston home: 1. The combination of low inventory and high demand is great for sellers. Houston has 3.7 year-over-year.

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Houston Real Estate Market Forecast: Current Data & 2022 Predictions

Houston Properties

The buying frenzy and low inventory we saw last year and will continue to see for better parts of this year may push buyers (specially if driven by bad advice from an unseasoned Realtor) to make bad decisions. Overall, right now properties are still actively going under contract. The biggest challenge right now is the low inventory.

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HINTS OF SHARP INCREASE IN NEW CONSTRUCTION

Will Springer Realtor

There are no signs of a real estate crisis, particularly in the Puget Sound region, where prices keep rising – up about 20% the past year and 68% in Seattle alone since 2016, by one measure – amid a dearth of inventory and surge of buyers. See the August housing report further below, if you dare!). SEPTEMBER HOUSING UPDATE.