Economists say the historic shortage of homes for sale is coming to an end, as more inventory is added to the market. Realtor.com reported that active listings of existing homes rose 19$ in June, the fastest rise since it began tracking the data five years ago. Meanwhile, the number of new listings also surpassed pre-pandemic
Zillow says homes are selling at their fastest pace for 2 years
Homes are selling faster now than any time since spring 2018, a new Zillow analysis shows. It means that potential buyers should be prepared to strike quickly, and sellers who have been on the fence through the onset of the coronavirus pandemic might now want to list. Though many sellers have taken a wait-and-see approach
Zillow: New listings fall sharply due to coronavirus
Early spring is peak home-shopping season in most years, a time when sellers list homes on the market in droves hoping to take advantage of the increased competition from buyers shaking off the winter doldrums. But a new Zillow analysis shows that new listings dropped significantly this March and early April as the coronavirus pandemic