Zillow Weekly Market Report: Data Through May 30, 2020
After growing since mid-April, newly pending sales and new listings fell last week. The slowdown could have been driven by the Memorial Day holiday.
Zillow Weekly Market Report: Data Through May 30, 2020
After growing since mid-April, newly pending sales and new listings fell last week. The slowdown could have been driven by the Memorial Day holiday.
Zillow Weekly Market Report: Data Through May 23, 2020
This week brought more evidence of buyers and sellers returning to the market as newly pending sales and new listings are up from the previous week.
More Remote Work Opportunities May Make Suburbs More Desirable
75% of Americans working from home because of the coronavirus say they'd continue if possible, and 2/3 would consider moving if given that flexibility.
Creation of 3D Home Tours Soared in March as Stay-at-Home Orders Expanded
The number of 3D Home tours created on Zillow in March was 188% higher than the previous month.
More than 70% of Couples Argue Over Home Buying or Selling
A majority of Americans who have bought or sold a home with a significant other in the past decade say they argued over the home buying process.
Zillow Home Value Index Methodology, 2019 Revision: What’s Changed & Why
The Zillow Home Value Index is Zillow's flagship measure of the typical home value and appreciation. It offers many advantages over other housing indices.
‘Open Concept’ Is the New Formal Dining Room for the Holidays
Zillow research finds the share of for-sale listings mentioning open concept layouts has more than doubled since 2015, while the share of listings mentioning a formal dining room has slightly dipped.
Quiz: What $1 Million Gets You, and Where
You can do this the easy way -- by first reading our analysis of what $1 million homes look like in cities around the country -- or you can wing it. Either way, there are surprises!
The Housing Reasons Why Latinxs Have Less Wealth Than Whites
Latinxs are becoming homeowners at a higher rate than the overall U.S. population, beginning to close a gap with the white homeownership rate that has tripled since the start of last century. Despite recent gains, the homeownership gap -- currently sitting at 24.7 percentage points -- will take decades to close.
For Some, It Literally Pays to Shop Around for a Mortgage
Shopping for the best mortgage rate generally matters more for homebuyers with lower credit because there is more variation in the quotes they receive.