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"If you look at the costs of buying versus renting today, in many markets, renting is going to be the better short-run financial decision, and you really have to be committed to the long run for owning to make sense," Realtor.com economist Danielle Hale says.

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Experts warn that sellers with unrealistic price expectations risk disappointment as the market shifts toward buyers. In April, 18% of listings saw price cuts, the highest for the month since 2016, with Arizona and Florida leading the way. Full report: rltor.cm/lap3mc

Experts warn that sellers with unrealistic price expectations risk disappointment as the market shifts toward buyers.

In April, 18% of listings saw price cuts, the highest for the month since 2016, with Arizona and Florida leading the way.

Full report: rltor.cm/lap3mc
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In 2021, Walter and Debbie Priebe renovated their Pompano Beach home, triggering a property reassessment. Their tax bill jumped from $15,000 to over $90,000 by 2023 due to Florida's law treating major improvements as new construction. Despite appealing, the county upheld the

In 2021, Walter and Debbie Priebe renovated their Pompano Beach home, triggering a property reassessment. Their tax bill jumped from $15,000 to over $90,000 by 2023 due to Florida's law treating major improvements as new construction. 

Despite appealing, the county upheld the
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More than 11 million U.S. homeowners, or about 1 in 7, don’t have home insurance, according to a new LendingTree study. The analysis, based on U.S. Census Bureau data, found that 13.6% of the nation's 82.9 million owner-occupied homes (11.3 million) are uninsured. 🚨 A key

More than 11 million U.S. homeowners, or about 1 in 7, don’t have home insurance, according to a new LendingTree study.

The analysis, based on U.S. Census Bureau data, found that 13.6% of the nation's 82.9 million owner-occupied homes (11.3 million) are uninsured.

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Newly built homes are becoming more affordable: - The median list price for new homes is $448,393, down 0.3% year over year. - New-home buyers are also securing better mortgage rates: 6.1% vs. 6.6% for existing homes in 2024. - New-home inventory is up 27.4% compared to five

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Despite improvement, this pales in comparison with the 48.8% of listings that were affordable to these households in 2019. A balanced market would offer them access to approximately 48.1% of listings, suggesting a shortage of nearly 416,000 listings priced at or below $255,000.

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These are the top 3 states with the highest number of foreclosures ⬇️ In April 2025, 36,033 U.S. properties had foreclosure filings—a 0.4% increase from the previous month and up 13.9% year-over-year, according to ATTOM. South Carolina, Illinois, and Florida had the

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Concerns on recession are rising. According to Realtor.com’s Q1 2025 Site Visitor Survey, 63.4% of U.S. homebuyers expected a recession within a year—the third-highest level of concern since 2019, after the pandemic and 2022–2023 rate hikes. An economic downturn isn’t

Concerns on recession are rising. 

According to <a href="/realtordotcom/">Realtor.com</a>’s Q1 2025 Site Visitor Survey, 63.4% of U.S. homebuyers expected a recession within a year—the third-highest level of concern since 2019, after the pandemic and 2022–2023 rate hikes.

An economic downturn isn’t
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Sun Belt cities are slashing home prices and the majority of the cuts are in Florida. Full report + see the top 10 metros with the most home price reductions: rltor.cm/sunbelt

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The best states for home flipping returns (among states with 250+ flips, per ATTOM) 5️⃣ Pennsylvania – 3% ROI | $113.9K gross profit 4️⃣ Virginia – 1% ROI | $120K gross profit 3️⃣ New Jersey – 3% ROI | $149.5K gross profit 2️⃣ Maryland – 8% ROI | $150K gross profit See which

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As of March 2025, households earning $75,000 a year—often teachers, nurses, and skilled tradespeople—can afford just 21.2% of listings. In a balanced market, they’d need access to about 48.1% of listings. To close that gap, nearly 416,000 more homes priced at or below $255,000

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A $15 million neighborhood, tax-free? 🏘 🤔 This 24-acre, 6-home estate was once home to Bishop I.V. Hilliard, founder of New Light Christian Center Church, and it's now hitting the market. For years, Hilliard lived there tax-free by classifying the compound as a parsonage.

A $15 million neighborhood, tax-free? 🏘 🤔

This 24-acre, 6-home estate was once home to Bishop I.V. Hilliard, founder of New Light Christian Center Church, and it's now hitting the market. For years, Hilliard lived there tax-free by classifying the compound as a parsonage.
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Home prices are dropping in Florida and other popular markets. In the first quarter of 2025, nearly 17% of markets (38 cities) experienced price declines compared to the same time last year. 📉 Cities where home prices are falling fast: 1. Sebastian, FL (-8.2% annual price

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Built-to-rent developers take over entire neighborhoods across the U.S. and these 5 metros top the list. The build-to-rent market is booming as developers add single-family rentals for those priced out of buying or seeking low-maintenance living. Top 5 metros with the highest

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Middle-income buyers making $75K/year could afford 49% of listings in 2019. Today? Just 21%. To restore balance, the U.S. needs: → 416,000 more homes under $260K → Only 2 major metros, Akron & Youngstown, OH, meet demand Even with a 20% rise in inventory, affordability is

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The total number of existing homes for sale rose to 1.45 million in April, the highest level in five years. That’s a 9% increase from March and 21% higher than a year ago. At the current pace of home sales, this equals 4.4 months of supply, the most since May 2020. Full

The total number of existing homes for sale rose to 1.45 million in April, the highest level in five years. 

That’s a 9% increase from March and 21% higher than a year ago.

At the current pace of home sales, this equals 4.4 months of supply, the most since May 2020.

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These 2 southern states lead the U.S. with the highest number of foreclosures. Foreclosures in the U.S. hit 36,033 in April — up 0.4% from March and 13.9% year-over-year. Three states had the highest number of foreclosures 1. South Carolina (1 in every 2,311 housing units with