Linkage: You Didn’t Tell Me My House Was Famous!
The new buyer’s market is coming into shape, but sellers aren’t scared off yet—inventory is increasing, but new sellers are still listing their homes. This is showing in historically tight markets like San Francisco, which has a notably high number of homes on the market right now.
If you’re trying to buy but are worried about your cash reserves, read the NAHB report down below. Nearly a million homebuyers bought homes without a down payment.
As always, let us know if we should dive further on anything.
- More signs of a buyer's market: big jump in available homes(remax.com)
- Homebuyers in strongest position in years as home supply grows fastest since 2015(redfin.com)
- SF has an unusually high number of homes on the market(socketsite.com)
- If sellers wait till May, they'd get a better price(zillow.mediaroom.com)
- 11% of homebuyers bought homes without a down payment in the past two years(eyeonhousing.org)
- St. Louis land bank selling fixer-uppers for $1(news.stlpublicradio.org)
- The average home on the market has $11k in repairs waiting for you(repairpricer.com)
- Home trade-in company Opendoor now acting as discount brokerage in Dallas(inman.com)
- California building tiny homes for those made homeless by massive wildfire(npr.org)
- Owners of home featured in "American Horror Story" sue their broker over swarms of tourists(therealdeal.com)