Daryl Fairweather of Redfin and Jeff Tucker of Zillow said the market would still continue to be strong through the end of 2021. Source: Inman…
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Tom Cruise lists his adventure-primed Telluride estate for $39.5M
The secluded estate sits on 320 acres of land and is surrounded by a forest of aspens. Source: Inman News
Bigger is better: Square footage is the No. 1 amenity for luxury buyers
A new report on global luxury from Coldwell Banker found that amid the pandemic, high-end buyers put a greater emphasis on more square footage over…
NYC’s hottest pandemic investment properties? Condominiums in bulk
Dwindling condo sales and dropping prices as a result of the pandemic have cultivated an environment for investors to scoop up Manhattan’s languishing condos from…
The good, bad and ugly of owning a historic home amid the pandemic
What homes are optimal for living and working through stay-at-home orders and social distancing? It may depend on lifestyle and what a buyer is willing…
Winter is coming: These are most in-demand cold weather amenities
As homebuyers and owners prepare to settle in for what may be a long COVID-19 winter, they’re looking for amenities to keep them warm and…
The moving industry could lose $2.5B because of COVID-19
Revenue decline across the moving industry could hover between 12.2 percent and 19.9 percent, according to a new study from HireAHelper.com. Source: Inman News
Growth in US home value slows at greatest monthly rate since 2019
Values grew by 0.41 percent month over month in April, and in May, that metric dropped to 0.35 percent — the biggest one-month slowdown in…
Online searches for single-family homes hits 4-year high: Redfin
In May, 36 percent of saved searches created by Redfin.com users were filtered exclusively for single-family homes, up from 33 percent in February. Source: Inman…
Today’s homebuyers are twice as anxious as buyers from 5 years ago
Homebuyer sentiment has changed significantly, from largely positive feelings before the start of 2020 to mostly negative ones in the ensuing months. Source: Inman News