Housing market shifts to favor buyers — but they're not buying

Mesa becomes a balanced housing market

A leading analyst says the Valley is turning into a buyer’s market for single-family homes and Mesa is edging closer to that scenario.

The housing market has picked up since the beginning of the year. There is already a shortage of family homes in good condition, especially in some places.

Signs of new life this spring in Boston’s housing market, but it’s not getting any cheaper - The Boston Globe

The number of homes on the market in March jumped significantly, perhaps an early indication that the region’s housing market may be stirring from a three-year-long malaise.

Housing market shifts to favor buyers — but they're not buying

Homebuyers are gaining leverage and price cuts just hit a milestone, but other factors are putting a damper on what is usually a strong spring real estate market.

Happy home ownership - Farm and Dairy

Faithful readers, or any one who has even glanced in the direction of this column recently, will know that GirlWonder has bought a house! It’s so exciting. Obviously the days leading up to closing were white knuckle anxiety because even seasoned professionals who do this daily will, apparently, send last minute requests for information that read as if this is, in fact, their first ever real estate deal ever. It seems that no matter how well prep…

Twin Cities Homebuyers Finally Catch a Break in a Shifting Market

The housing market is slowly shifting in favor of buyers for the first time in years. While mortgage rates, insurance, and home prices remain high, buyers now have more time to make decisions and are less willing to overpay. Homes are taking longer to sell, especially those that need repairs or are overpriced. Sellers are finding it harder to get quick offers, and many are lowering prices. Buyers are becoming more selective, focusing on well-pric