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July marked a turning point for multifamily housing as absorption exceeded deliveries for the first time in almost 5 years. Vacancy improved, rents firmed, and Class A led the recovery.
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Spring housing showing modest improvement: 18% of homes sold above list in March, offers held steady at 2.2 per listing, and closings remained fast at 30 days, signaling continued market resilience.
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The typical agent had 10 transactions in 2024, the same as in 2023. Learn more about the business characteristics and activity of REALTORS® in the latest NAR Member Profile. https://t.co/JjdATbJ27K
58% of respondents reported that properties sold in less than one month. This is relatively unchanged from a month ago (59%) and down from 62% one year ago.
Homes listed received an average of 2.1 offers, down from 2.4 last month and from 2.7 one year ago.
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Home prices kept climbing in most U.S. metros—about 75%—during the second quarter, but the share is slipping as signs of a market shift are under way, the National Association of REALTORS® reported Tuesday.
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