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Notable inventory gains, a surge of new listings and increased activity are setting the stage for the customary peak homebuying season.

The recent spike in mortgage rates has had a more muted effect on Washington D.C.’s new-home sales than when they started their climb from record lows in 2022.

Despite rates shooting past 7%, the average new-home sales rate has been higher than a year ago, suggesting home buyers have adjusted to the new normal and are budgeting a larger portion of their income to housing.

From window seats to sliding glass doors to sunrooms, homeowners look for ways to establish an indoor-outdoor connection.

In the January Zonda Market Ranking, the metro area was significantly overperforming compared with its long-term historical average. Home builders are ramping up new construction, and starts activity has improved over the past six months.

Builders are reporting offering smaller homes, buying land farther from urban centers, and paring back features to help lower costs and sales prices.

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Tri Pointe Homes is aiming for 17% year-over-year growth in home deliveries

Whether buying your own appliances or opting for the builder package, choosing appliances in a new build starts with understanding function.

Existing-home sales—completed transactions that include single-family homes, townhomes, condos, and co-ops—decreased 1% from November to a seasonally adjusted annual rate of 3.78 million in December, according to the National Association of Realtors (NAR).

A survey-high 31% of consumers expect mortgage rates to go down, according to the Fannie Mae Home Purchase Sentiment Index.

Planning a new build using the principles of universal design will make living spaces accessible and beautiful, while adding value.

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2023 has been a rough ride for homebuyers. Exploding interest rates caused many potential buyers to pump the brakes on diving into homeownership.

Existing home sales dropped once again in October, according to the National Association of Realtors (NAR).

The U.S. real estate market is not for the timid. Another period of heart-stopping inflation, soaring mortgage rates, uncontrollably rising prices, and widespread worry about homeownership followed the unanticipated rollercoaster that was the pandemic.

Home sales aligned with expectations in October. While sales were cooler than September, the rate of sales was well above levels a year ago, according to the October New Home Market Update report from Zonda.