The lack of housing supply is partly responsible for surprisingly high competition rates.
Nationwide, 41.1% of Redfin offers faced competition in the four weeks ending on May 10. In a handful of metros, the bidding war rate was above[...]
The effects of the coronavirus pandemic and subsequent shutdowns hit the U.S. housing market in full force in April, with sales and listings both turning in historic declines from year-ago levels. In the past two months, the housing[...]
This past week, Redfin’s home-buying demand moved out of recovery mode and into growth mode, reaching a new peak. For the seven days ended May 17, demand was 16.5% higher than it was before the pandemic, on a seasonally-adjusted[...]
We reported today that Redfin’s home-buying demand is nearly 17% higher than it was before the coronavirus pandemic, as states ease stay-at-home restrictions and businesses begin to reopen. Below are four charts that highlight other[...]
The number of newly built homes on the market fell just 10.5% year over year in April, the smallest decline in 2020 to date, while the supply of existing homes plunged 24%.With the supply of existing homes sinking, new properties now make up a[...]