Showings continue on about the same path as last year, but feel so much more frenetic. Why? Because inventory is only 42.6% of what it was last year. That means...Read More
Showing data hasn’t caught up yet… still only updated to February 4, when it was 23.7% ahead of last year. I am anxious to see updated numbers, it has sometimes...Read More
Data is in for January 2021 and inventory continued to drop, even more than in December. Last year started looking hopeful for inventory, even a little ahead of the year...Read More
Showing data is a week behind, but is ahead of last year even with lower inventory… we’ll have to wait until next week to see if cold temperatures put a...Read More
Showings are popping up in response to new listings popping up… resulting in climbing pending sales. Looks like we’re off to spring market just as the Polar Vortex arrives! We’ll...Read More
Home sale prices, rising steadily since 2011, again marked the Twin Cities Housing Market annual review, with average sale prices rising 7.8% year-over-year in 2020. This pales in comparison to...Read More
According to the latest report from Black Knight, Inc., a well-respected provider of data and analytics for mortgage companies, 6.48 million households have entered a forbearance plan as a result of financial concerns...Read More
Buyers aren’t letting winter or Covid keep them from viewing homes… showings are on an upward trajectory. We have the advantage of a mild winter so far, encouraging news that...Read More
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