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Reply (Shutterstock) HAZELWOOD, MO — Higher home prices are here to stay, at least for the next couple of years, experts say. The coronavirus pandemic helped push home prices higher, but it isn't the only factor responsible for the market shift. The number of homes listed for sale is at a historic low, meaning that supply is tight. Meanwhile, demand has increased because of historically low mortgage interest rates and because a large contingent of millennials is looking to buy their first homes. Home prices in the St. Louis MO-IL Metropolitan Statistical Area, which includes St. Louis Count...

Reply (Shutterstock) SANTA CRUZ, CA — Higher home prices are here to stay, at least for the next couple of years, experts say. The coronavirus pandemic helped push home prices higher, but it isn't the only factor responsible for the market shift. The number of homes listed for sale is at a historic low, meaning that supply is tight. Meanwhile, demand has increased because of historically low mortgage interest rates and because a large contingent of millennials is looking to buy their first homes. Home prices in the Santa Cruz-Watsonville CA Metropolitan Statistical Area, which includes Sant...

Reply (Shutterstock) UPPER MACUNGIE, PA — Higher home prices are here to stay, at least for the next couple of years, experts say. The coronavirus pandemic helped push home prices higher, but it isn't the only factor responsible for the market shift. The number of homes listed for sale is at a historic low, meaning that supply is tight. Meanwhile, demand has increased because of historically low mortgage interest rates and because a large contingent of millennials is looking to buy their first homes. Home prices in the Allentown-Bethlehem-Easton PA-NJ Metropolitan Statistical Area, which in...

Home Prices In Grand Rapids Area Increased In Past Year: See How Much Patch 8 hrs ago © Provided by Patch GRAND RAPIDS, MI — Higher home prices are here to stay, at least for the next couple of years, experts say. The coronavirus pandemic helped push home prices higher, but it isn’t the only factor responsible for the market shift. The number of homes listed for sale is at a historic low, meaning that supply is tight. Meanwhile, demand has increased because of historically low mortgage interest rates and because a large contingent of millennials is looking to buy their first homes.

Reply (Shutterstock) GROTON, CT — Higher home prices are here to stay, at least for the next couple of years, experts say. The coronavirus pandemic helped push home prices higher, but it isn't the only factor responsible for the market shift. The number of homes listed for sale is at a historic low, meaning that supply is tight. Meanwhile, demand has increased because of historically low mortgage interest rates and because a large contingent of millennials is looking to buy their first homes. Home prices in the Norwich-New London CT Metropolitan Statistical Area, which includes New London C...