The typical seller last year made $94,000 more than they paid for the home, a profit margin unseen since at least 2008.
Source: Inman News
For home sellers, 2021 profits marked greatest windfall in years
Published in ATTOM Data Solutions, home sales, Markets & Economy, profits and Select
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