Mediaroom

Winner will receive $200,000 toward purchase of dream home

Kentwood, Mich. leads the list for the first time, while Rochester, N.Y. and Worthington, Ohio get a bump in demand

$1 million-plus sales up 6 percent; Sarasota, Fla. remains fastest growing luxury market, followed by Queens, N.Y.; Santa Clara, Calif.

Market-leading tech platform will enhance realtor.com® and lead generation offerings to benefit real estate professionals and consumers

Only 41 percent of the U.S. population lives in a county where a median-income household can afford to buy a median list price home

- Metros showing the largest increases in price cuts include: Seattle; San Jose, Calif.; San Diego; Riverside, Calif.; Indianapolis, Ind. and Los Angeles

Midland, Texas maintains No. 1 spot for the fourth consecutive month

Anthony Zeitz, a decade-long service member, will build his dream home in North Carolina

Nineteen markets see double-digit luxury price growth for the first time since 2014

- Pet owners make up 80 percent of recent home buyers