September 2,2021 by Realtor Michael Mahoney | 617-615-9435 There are many headlines out there that claim we’re reverting to a more normal real estate market. That would indicate the housing market is returning to the pre-pandemic numbers we saw from 2015-2019. But that’s not happening. The market is still extremely ...
Continue ReadingThe National Association of Realtors reported 5.99 million home sales for July, which was an excellent beat of estimates and a dagger into the hearts of the 2021 housing crash crew. Mother demographics and low mortgage rates, two things that have been transparent to human beings for a long time, are powerful economic ...
Continue ReadingWeekly Housing Trends Key Findings Key Findings: The median listing price grew at 8.6 percent over last year, notching a second week of single-digit price growth after a 50-week streak of double-digit price growth. The good news for buyers is that the pace of price growth is now half April’s 17.2% ...
Continue ReadingDog Days Don’t Have the Dogs Down August 13, 2021 REAL ESTATE NEWS By Michael Mahoney – The Hardest Working Realtor® in Boston August 13, 2021 Sensational Headlines Drive Marketing Dollars for Media Companies You really have to give it to media companies (aka news companies). They are so ...
Continue ReadingIs there a Market Shift in the Residential Real Estate? Shifts are Happening in the Real Estate Market. Inventory is starting to come onto the market which is a welcome relief for many buyers. As we start to enter the Fall market, sellers should closely look at the signs of ...
Continue ReadingJuly 30, 2021 Michael Mahoney | Realtor® | Century 21 American Properties | 617-615-9435 The U.S. housing market continues along at speedy pace, with low interest rates and limited inventory fueling record high sales prices. May saw the median existing-home sales price exceed $350,000, a 24% increase and the largest ...
Continue ReadingHousing inventory slowly coming back as frenzy fades See the full article on Housing Wire Written by Tim Glaze After four consecutive months of declines, existing home sales increased in June, jumping 1.4% from May to a seasonally adjusted annual rate of 5.86 million, according to ...
Continue ReadingBoston, MA. — Sales of single-family homes and condominiums each rose steadily in April, improving on an annual basis for an eighth consecutive month, and median selling prices rose to new record highs as inventory levels remain constrained, a new report from the Greater Boston Association of REALTORS® (GBAR) ...
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