Survey finds most Americans have no problem with low income housing in their back yard
The majority of Americans would say ‘Yes, in my back yard’ to affordable housing. Thirty-eight percent of homebuyers and sellers don’t want to see low-income
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COVID home-buyers pushing up prices on coveted properties
Four months of pandemic policies have produced a new breed of home-buyer who’s pushing up prices on the handful of properties being offered for sale
Massive spike in apartment sublets fan fears of NYC exodus
A record number of New Yorkers are looking to get out of their apartment leases, fanning fears pandemic-weary residents could opt to relocate for good.
What if they don’t come back? Apartment owners wary of remote workforce
News that tech giants including Twitter, Google and Facebook plan to let their employees work from home indefinitely has New York apartment owners nervous. Since
2020 will be a better year for U.S. housing market: Redfin report
The U.S. housing market is off to a strong start in 2020 as a deepening shortage of homes for sale and surging homebuyer demand are
‘Trump’ unit sales take bigger hit than other luxe listings
In the three years since Donald Trump won the presidential election, the typical “Trump” branded condo (excluding those in New York City, where the data
Realogy’s battle with Compass marks industry turning point
The latest salvo in the Realogy versus Compass legal battle is all about perspective, according to some experts. The venerable national brokerage vehemently shot down
One 1 in 5 agents would recommend real estate biz to a friend
Redfin, a tech-focused real estate brokerage, released findings today from a national survey of real estate agents. The survey sought to uncover the state of
If you want to sell a home faster and for more money, staging could be the answer
Nationwide, vacant homes sell for $11,306 less and spend six more days on the market than comparable occupied homes, according to an analysis from Redfin.
iBuyers dangling cash in more US home markets
iBuyers — companies that buy homes in cash directly from the owner — are expanding at breakneck speeds. According to Todd Teta, CTO at ATTOM