June Existing Home Sales: Making Up For Lost Time
June existing home sales rose 20.7% from May to 4.72 million (SAAR), according to the National Association of Realtors, the largest ever one-month increase in the series' history.
Market Trends
Home Shoppers are Trending Toward Buying Sight-Unseen, Selling Virtually
Home shoppers are more likely to try to buying and selling a home completely online as they adopt digital tools to adapt to the coronavirus outbreak
June Housing Starts: A True Bright Spot
June housing starts rose 17.3% from May, to 1,186,000 (SAAR), and were down 4 percent from a year ago, according to the U.S. Census Bureau.
Zillow Weekly Market Report (Through July 11) & June 2020 Data Summary
The for-sale market continues to show resilience in the face of the pandemic, but the rental market showed signs of a slowdown last month.
Mortgage Rates Remain Flat in Wake of Latest Coronavirus Surge
Mortgage rates held steady at record-low levels this week, continuing a trend of remarkable consistency
No Bargains in Sight as Home Prices Show Little Impact from Coronavirus
Despite the shockwaves generated by the coronavirus pandemic, U.S. home prices haven’t been hit to the same degree as other sectors of the economy.
Zillow Weekly Market Report: Data Through July 4, 2020
Despite a dip in newly pending sales, homes are flying off the market at a record pace and inventory remains incredibly scarce.
Mortgage Rates Remain at All-Time Lows, Pricing In Coronavirus Impacts
Mortgage rates ticked down just slightly this week and remain at all-time lows, continuing the trend of the past two weeks.
New Listings of High-End Homes Surge to Near Year-Ago Levels, Reversing an Early Spring Trend
In some large markets, including New York, Miami and San Francisco, new listings of pricier homes as of June 20 were higher than year-ago levels.
Mortgage Rates Hit Another Record Low Under Weight of Mounting Coronavirus Cases
Mortgage rates fell back to all-time lows this week as the market continues to weigh the economic risks posed by recent surges in COVID-19 case counts.
