#inventory

#inventory

The housing market is currently challenging due to record-high home prices, reduced sales, and limited inventory, exacerbated by elevated mortgage rates.

Existing home sales are slightly down but prices are rising due to low inventory and increased demand.

The 2024 housing market is becoming more favorable for buyers as inventory rises and prices stabilize.

Home prices are surprisingly resilient despite rising mortgage costs and weak buyer demand, suggesting stronger market dynamics heading into 2025.

Many Americans are stuck in their starter homes due to high interest rates, record home prices, and low inventory, affecting trade-up buyers and the housing market.

The housing market shows slow recovery with higher unsold inventory and lower immediate sales compared to pandemic peaks.

Greater Boston's real estate market shows signs of recovery with more inventory and slightly lower competition among buyers.

Seven metros in the US offer median home prices below $300,000 with increased listings, providing hope for budget-constrained homebuyers.

Despite price growth in these cities, they remain affordable havens for bargain hunters due to initially low prices and rising inventory.

Cambridge ranked as one of the top three best cities to live in the U.S.

Increased inventory and pricing in Cambridge and Somerville condos.

First-time homebuyers faced challenges due to high prices, low inventory, and high mortgage rates, impacting their ability to achieve homeownership.

Mortgage rates slightly increased, affecting buyer demand but expected to decrease gradually. Real estate market influenced by high prices and fluctuating rates.