Why Are There No Houses To Buy?
Though housing prices have soared in many parts of the country, and inventory is way down, real estate sales may still be stronger in 2021.
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Though housing prices have soared in many parts of the country, and inventory is way down, real estate sales may still be stronger in 2021.
As we enter the second spring of the pandemic, WCCO offers some tips to get you into a new place sooner rather than later.
U.S. home prices surged at the fastest pace in nearly seven years in December, fueled by low mortgage rates and Americans moving from urban apartments to houses in the suburbs. Minnesota was no exception.
A survey shows 45 percent of millennials say the cost of living is keeping them from buying a home.
Homeowners who have time and are looking to maximize their profit are likely better off going with a traditional sale.
Of all the things for sale in the Twin Cities, nothing might be more in demand than a home. And that's made for a stressful market for buyers.
Interested sellers enter information about their home and get a basic estimate of what it's worth. That part is free.
Home staging picked up in popularity around 2015, according to Edina-based realtor Emily Von Vett. The timeline's overlap with the growth in social media isn't a coincidence.
This just in: the priciest listing in today's Minneapolis rental market is going for $9,683/month — a whopping 235 percent above the median average for 3-bedroom rentals in Minnesota.
Twin Cities realtors say the latest monthly indicators point to a market cool down.
Last month, the median home price hit $270,000 in the Twin Cities. The average price buyers paid topped $300,000. What would that get you?
Many are looking to buy a new home this time of year, but this likely won't be in a lot of people's price range.
Twin Cities home prices have climbed to a record high -- and people are still willing to pay.
New numbers show the Twin Cities real estate market is slowly transition to favor buyers.
A hot housing market is making finding a home inspector another hurdle in the home-buying process.
If you are looking to sell your home right now, you likely won't have a problem -- but if you're looking to buy a house, good luck.
John Kozlik and his partner bought a newly-renovated house from a flipper in south Minneapolis last year. They had no idea about the seller's history of fraud.
A report released Thursday shows an increasing number of single-family homes are being rented in the Twin Cities, meaning fewer are available for purchase.
More people were buying homes in the Twin Cities metro area last year, but not as many people were selling them.
The median sales price reached an all-time high of $242,000, surpassing the record set 10 years ago in June 2006.
Britain's surprise decision to leave the European Union sent a shockwave through financial markets around the globe.
Local real estate analysts are keeping a close eye on the highly-anticipated spring housing market. The spring market begins to hit its stride in March and this year is expected to be no different.
The Minneapolis Vacant Housing Recycling Program takes tax forfeited properties and sells them to developers or residents so a new home can be built.
The American Dream has become a reality for thousands of people in the metro. On Wednesday, Realtor Associations announced the Twin Cities housing market closed the most sales since 2005.
