After moving upward for two straight months, existing-home sales retreated in April on both a monthly and annualized basis, according to the National Association of Realtors®. All four major regions saw no gain in sales activity last month. https://t.co/vC0iqoIUWF
— Queen Bee Tamra RE (@queenbeetamra) May 31, 2018
Real estate investment trusts (REITs) posted the strongest gain for the major asset classes last week, based on a set of exchange-traded products. https://t.co/Axd0HYtJ36
— Queen Bee Tamra RE (@queenbeetamra) May 29, 2018
A sharp rise in interest rates last week meant far fewer homeowners could benefit from a mortgage refinance. https://t.co/XwrBBkwIdC
— Queen Bee Tamra RE (@queenbeetamra) May 24, 2018
Memorial Day is finally around the corner, which means that those long months spent hibernating indoors are soon going to transition to long days spent outdoors—firing up the grill for some great al fresco dining. https://t.co/UbJhHfUEqD
— Queen Bee Tamra RE (@queenbeetamra) May 22, 2018
he divide between the rich and the poor has been widening over the past three decades. And this growing chasm is being mirrored in homeownership trends in the U.S. https://t.co/3DjftRXJkE
— Queen Bee Tamra RE (@queenbeetamra) May 11, 2018
In a recent survey, 64 percent said they're anticipating an increase in property values during the next year, according to findings from Gallup. https://t.co/WOHrS0fG9d
— Queen Bee Tamra RE (@queenbeetamra) May 10, 2018
If you're shopping for a home, you're probably searching for something that looks as though it came straight out of your dream. But if you're lucky enough to find it, wait a beat before you rush to make an offer: Those big trees can bring a host of... https://t.co/UZnIRtGs7c
— Queen Bee Tamra RE (@queenbeetamra) May 8, 2018
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— Queen Bee Tamra RE (@queenbeetamra) May 8, 2018
Home-price gains accelerated in March, defying predictions that lofty prices will eventually return to earth, and raising questions about how sustainable such a heated market can be. https://t.co/KZcocLcUtI
— Queen Bee Tamra RE (@queenbeetamra) May 4, 2018
The U.S. housing market's storyline for the last several years has been one of steady demand and limited supply, pushing prices ever higher. Now, a new chapter has opened up for the industry and its customers: soaring costs for building materials. https://t.co/ZCN8pV9Isa
— Queen Bee Tamra RE (@queenbeetamra) May 3, 2018
In the ideal home-buying scenario, attending open houses and pinpointing the perfect place is a breeze. But in a seller's market, finding a home is no small feat, which is why it's important to make the most... https://t.co/0yilmmjIme
— Queen Bee Tamra RE (@queenbeetamra) May 1, 2018
