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Realtor.com® March Housing Report: Housing Market Takes a Step in a Buyer-Friendly Direction -April 04, 2024 at 06:01 am EDT - Vimarsana News

Realtor.com® March Housing Report: Housing Market Takes a Step in a Buyer-Friendly Direction -April 04, 2024 at 06:01 am EDT

 March data shows the largest share of price reductions since 2019 with 34 out of the 50 largest metros showing an uptick in drops SANTA CLARA, Calif., April 4, 2024 /PRNewswire/ -- According to...

Realtor.com® March Housing Report: Housing Market Takes a Step in a Buyer-Friendly Direction - Vimarsana News

Realtor.com® March Housing Report: Housing Market Takes a Step in a Buyer-Friendly Direction

/PRNewswire/ -- According to the Realtor.com® March housing report, buyers are looking at an optimistic mix of increasing inventory and an uptick in price...

Zacher report: Fort Wayne's office vacancy rate increases to 12.3% - Vimarsana News

Zacher report: Fort Wayne's office vacancy rate increases to 12.3%

The COVID-19 pandemic’s ill effects on Fort Wayne’s office market have continued over the past 12 months, a period that saw the vacancy rate increase to 12.30% from 10.95%, according

Housing Market Tracker: Higher rates crush purchase apps - Vimarsana News

Housing Market Tracker: Higher rates crush purchase apps

The housing market madness persisted last week as inventory fell and higher mortgage rates took a big bite out of purchase applications.

Lower mortgage rates are stabilizing the housing market - Vimarsana News

Lower mortgage rates are stabilizing the housing market

Bond yields and mortgage rates have been falling since the weaker inflation data was released. We're on the verge of rates dropping below 6%.