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Special report: Jacksonvilleā€™s brokerage competition visualized

Housing Wire

Its listings in 2023 fell below its 2019 level, although the drop was less steep than that experienced outside of Florida and far less steep than other metros like San Diego. Competition heats up In 2019, Watson Realty Corp. DR Horton and Dream Finders both ranked in the top 10 in 2019, and Lennar made a top 10 appearance in 2020.

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Coastal California metros were the priciestĀ  in March: Zillow

Housing Wire

These metros also continue to grapple with below-average inventory recovery, maintaining pressure on buyers. New Orleans, Austin and San Antonio are the three markets where buyers have more choices than before the pandemic, while Tampa, Orlando and Jacksonville are down only 9%, tied for the second-smallest drop.

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Opinion: Reformed FHA program will offer lenders new business opportunities

Housing Wire

Thanks to the efficiencies baked into the construction processes of manufactured homes, these factory-built houses are both faster and less expensive to build than site-built homes, saving buyers between $50,000 to $100,000 per unit.

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King County Home Buyers and Sellers in ā€˜Re-Evaluationā€™ Mode

Will Springer Realtor

Ah, for the good old days of 2019 ā€“ when we could stomach home prices closer to the mid-million-dollar mark and housing options were somewhat plentiful amid a mildly competitive buyer environment. homes sold in June found a buyer in less than a month. The market has, ahem , evolved in the four years since. on the Eastside.

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When will housing inventory recover?

Housing Wire

Now, after months of plumbing record lows, inventory finally began to rise in March, and it looks likely that weā€™ll finally notch year-over-year growth sometime in 2022 ā€” a milestone we havenā€™t seen since fall of 2019. At the pace itā€™s recovering now, inventory would take about 30 months ā€“ September 2024 ā€“ to reach pre-pandemic, 2019 levels.

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Home sale prices reach record highs ā€” again

Housing Wire

At the highest points in 2019 and 2020, average home sale prices never went above $300,000 and $325,000, respectively. And on top of that, builders are struggling to construct new homes given an ongoing lumber shortage. Average listing prices never approached $325,000 in 2019.

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Homebuyers increasingly seek ARMs as mortgage rates soarĀ 

Housing Wire

Though price growth has cooled and prices have begun to come down, high and still climbing mortgage rates mean many of todayā€™s buyers face larger home payments than they would have when home prices were at their peak Hannah Jones, economic data analyst at Realtor.com. Buyers, builders and sellers take a step back as inflation persists .

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