Homeseller profits increased for three years in a row, rising to $65,500 in 2019 according to Attom Data Solutions.
Source: Inman News
Despite softening home price growth, it’s still a seller’s market
Published in ATTOM Data Solutions, home price growth, Markets & Economy, Raw profits, return on investment, seller profits and Todd Teta
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