January sales and price numbers are in! What happened in last month's housing market and the potential impacts of the COVID-19 coronavirus on the economy are available for your ears at https://t.co/WOSQDdvFEo
Appleton-Young: Today a 3 months supply is normal because we are not getting new supply from construction and baby boomers are not moving. #NARForecastSummit
Have you seen our City and County Buyer’s Guides? Download and share the most important local housing market statistics for buyers to know, updated every month. Available at https://t.co/hZJgSPK941
While fewer households could afford to purchase the median-priced single-family home in the second quarter of 2019 than the first, the percentage is up from the same time last year. Check out our full Housing Affordability Index press release for Q2 on https://t.co/VRvDTsVAhq
Rates are down, prices are up, and home sales have been underperforming. Should we expect these trends to continue in the coming months? Tune in next Friday to our July housing market update and we will give you our take on the latest outlook. https://t.co/idHfojMp8z
Where is the market heading? What can you do to be prepared for the next half of 2019? Find out next Wednesday during the Mid-Year Housing Market Outlook Webinar presented by our Chief Economist Leslie Appleton-Young. Register here: https://t.co/NbxI1IItQ4
California home sales stumble into spring home buying season as median price sets another record high. via @CAREALTORS@CARResearchInfo https://t.co/5Akm9j0Jc6
More Californians could afford to purchase a home in the first quarter of 2019 as lower mortgage interest rates and cooler seasonal home prices combined with higher income levels to improve California housing affordability, says @CAREALTORS https://t.co/JO5WrHaXzz
Data Nerds Assemble! Follow up your Endgame viewing with an equally super Housing Market Update Webinar. Register at the link below and tune in on May 16th for the latest prices, sales, rates and more. https://t.co/1NBh2npCwR
Moderate sales and prices, improved hiring, and rising rates: Get the latest news about the housing market, macro economy, and real estate finance in one place with C.A.R.'s Weekly Market Minute https://t.co/lHSAumA5Zb
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Had a discussion with @jordanglevine re: what to expect in 2019 for housing. We detailed some risks that we may encounter in our latest HMP, chk it out https://t.co/M7RnDYgUSm