Boston, New York City and Philadelphia have exceeded pre-COVID market pace thanks to rising interest in the suburban listings, according to realtor.com.
Source: Inman News
Northeastern markets lead the way in post-lockdown recovery
Published in Coronavirus, COVID-19, housing market recovery, javier vivas, market recovery, Markets & Economy, median listing price, realtor.com and Select
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