The number of home showings across the U.S. jumped 20.2 percent in January — the largest spike since ShowingTime first started tracking these numbers.
Source: Inman News
20% jump in home showings points to a competitive spring market
Published in Agent, Daniil Cherkasskiy, Data, home showings, News Brief and showingtime
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