Some semblance of a buyer's market in real estate could finally be on the way in 2024; Mortgage rates are declining, new listings are rising

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This week's buzz sees listing activity improving and homes spending fewer days on the market.

By eliminating Day on Market, we aim to relieve homeowners of the risks and challenges that can come with unknown listing periods.

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Mortgage applications were up approximately 3% last week as volume rose to its highest level in 5 weeks

Buyer sentiment is low, affordability challenges persist, and inventory constraints in the traditional market prevent prices from correcting

As inventory and pricing were showing improvement, there's a growing consensus this high interest rate environment isn't going away soon.

This week: pending home sales stronger than expected, newly built home sales surging, and new listings seeing first uptick since July 2022.

Mortgage rates just hit 8%, some say the Fed is done hiking rates, American households can thank home prices for a 37% boost to net worth.

There's a lot of finger pointing going on in the industry. While plenty of housing beef is justified, some folks should look in the mirror.

Home prices have stubbornly risen in the face of rising rates and softening mortgage demand data shows buyers' negotiating power improving.

Mortgage rates are highest they've been in 2 decades, many Americans feel trapped, and elevated home prices defy logic

Sales are down, rates have ticked back up, a jump in mortgage applications signals demand on deck, and slowing new-home construction stings.

No matter where you turn, supply shortages are driving prices higher at a time when mortgage rates aren't doing buyers any favors.

Home prices continue to rise, demand is depressed, and mortgage rates have resumed their upward climb.

Mortgage rates dipped slightly from multi-decade highs, pending home sales rose modestly, low inventory reflects affordability challenges.

Inventory is low, prices are high, mortgage rates are at 21-year highs, mortgage demand is at a 28-year low, new construction sales are up.

Mortgage rates hit 22-year highs, inventory reflects brutal supply/demand imbalance, execs saying we've hit rock bottom, Wall Street bullish

Supply shortages persist and heightened mortgage rates fuel affordability challenges