The Nation’s Most Expensive Zip Codes
When it comes to homes, consumers want it all: Amazing location, square footage, and a reasonable price. However, most homebuyers find it difficult in searching for a home with all… Read more »
Pending Home Sales Slide 2.2% in November
According to the National Association of Realtors (NAR), pending home sales slipped in November, dropping 2.2.% from October as found by NAR’s Pending Home Sales Index (PHSI), a forward-looking indicator… Read more »
7 Real Estate Trends To Watch in 2022, Leftover from 2021
** Note to this post: Although Blockchain technology is coming, we feel that it is still in its infancy and caution potential investors or anyone interested in diving in. There… Read more »
Zillow to Close iBuying Division
Zillow, a Seattle-based real estate and financial services company, has announced the closing of its iBuying division Zillow Offers effective immediately. The move represents a significant move away from one of its core means of revenue and the elimination… Read more »
Bidding Wars Dropped to 2021 Low in September
In September, 58.9% of home offers written by Redfin agents faced competition, a record low for 2021, according to a new report. That’s down from a revised rate of 60.8%… Read more »
8 Homeowner Expenses to Budget for — on Top of Your Mortgage
You’ve spent months — years even — saving up for a down payment for a house. You’ve budgeted meticulously, banking savings whenever you could to make homeownership possible. After reaching… Read more »
Chicken Scratch and Sureste – two new concepts – are now open at St. Louis’ City Foundry food hall
Chicken Scratch focuses on rotisserie-style chicken, and Sureste focuses on cuisine from Mexico’s Yucatán Peninsula.
The Week Ahead: The Pandemic’s Impact on the Rental Market
On Friday, October 29, the Joint Center for Housing Studies of Harvard University will present the virtual session, “How Have Renters Responded to Financial Stress in the Pandemic?” from 11:15… Read more »
Renters at Greater Risk Than Homeowners After Protections End
As federal and state pandemic programs come to an end, renters are more at risk than homeowners of falling—and being left behind—as the economy begins to recover. According to a report released… Read more »