Buyers rejoice! New listings shot up to the most in one week since May 2021. But still not enough to fill demand… measurable multiple offers in one week were also...Read More
Showing activity continues to be ahead of the last four years… New listings and price reductions continued to modestly increase while other stats relaxed. Interesting how pending listings and multiple...Read More
The supply of homes for sale is still lower than demand… and that means multiple offers are still commonplace. I know I have buyers who were interested in two properties...Read More
It’s nothing new that first-time homebuyers are warned about how essential it is to have an emergency fund for unexpected expenses. When you are renting and you don’t have hot...Read More
“Every time we open our mouths, people look into our minds.” NOTE: I spend my Wednesdays Unplugged from appointments. It’s my day to stay home, enjoy cooking and welcome our kids and...Read More
Pending sales jumped up to the highest level since July 2022… and the last time trackable multiple offers were this high was in May 2023. New listings settled back but...Read More
City Stories is a weeklong, multi-location event that invites visitors and locals to explore the Twin Cities through the lens of architecture, history, and design. The event will feature exclusive...Read More
TODAY IS EARTH DAY 2026: The word ecology is derived from the Greek oikos, the word for home. A place becomes a home when it sustains you, when it feeds...Read More
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