Kiplinger sets forth its perspective on the housing market for 2015. Among the key takeaways – modest price appreciation, return of first-time buyers and increased new home production. All-in-all, similar to the view of other housing analysts in that measured improvement in housing market conditions seems to be the general consensus for 2015.
The National Association of Realtors reported that the pace of existing home sales fell in April to an annualized rate of 5.04 million, a drop of 3.3% from the month
Sales of luxury homes in most parts of the U.S. have continued to increase over the last year, according to an analysis of more than 40 high-end counties in 16 states, despite concerns from some analysts about a slowdown.
Signs of renewed life in the Inland Empire? Despite the optimistic slant of this article, word on the street still seems to be that housing activity is sluggish in inland
