Market News

The Manhattan housing market saw sales dial back to the slowest pace since 2012 in the fourth quarter of 2018.

A new study by the Harvard Joint Center for Housing Studies revealed that homebuilders still have a long way to go to adequately meet tomorrow’s demand.

US housing inventory grew for the third straight month in November, but the overall housing market still has a long way to go before it sees meaningful impact.

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Even as national home affordability slid to a 10-year low at the year’s end, many markets saw price appreciation slow down to be more in line with local wage growth.

If rising home prices in Long Island City are any indication, then the “Amazon effect” may have already begun.

Some are available for immediate occupancy, while a handful of others will be ready before late September.

American Millennials are using their savings to fund a downpayment but most end up putting far less than the standard 20 percent down.

Rising home prices have left many US homebuyers and homebuilders deflated.

The US rental market is poised to end the year on a positive note, with further growth anticipated in 2019.