Agents often say “real estate is local” when speaking to clients, potential leads, and family and friends in need of some sound buying and selling advice. While that phrase has become somewhat cliché, Redfin’s latest data report published on Tuesday proves consumers should take it to heart as metro-to-metro home-price variations reached Great Recession-era highs.
Source: Inman News
Massive metro-to-metro home price gaps reach 13-year highs
Published in home prices, Markets & Economy, median home price growth, median home prices, miami, Redfin, san francisco, Select and Taylor Marr
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