As states reopen, and the housing industry remains a solid place for consumers to invest, recent data from Homesnap indicates that 2020 may finish stronger than expected.
Source: Inman News
New data shows agents are feeling optimistic moving into summer
Published in Agent, agent satisfaction, agent sentiment, Brokerage, closings, Coronavirus, homesnap, inventory, Markets & Economy, Number of closings, optimism, Rachael Hite, Select, service and transaction volume
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