The dust has begun to settle from the great pandemic home-price boom and bust. An Intel deep-dive analysis sheds light on which markets have been hit hardest by falling prices — and why.
Source: Inman News
The ‘Great Reshuffling’ is more complex than we realized
Published in home prices, Inman Intel, Markets & Economy, migration data, U.S. Census Bureau and zillow home value index
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