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- For sale homes declined by 15.3 percent in February year-over-year, and inventory in large markets decreased by 16.3 percent

Realtor.com® helps professionals grow and cultivate leads as spring home buying season begins

For more options, buyers need to go South

This Valentine's Day realtor.com® looks at the country's most loved home features

Inventory continued to fall and prices rose in January setting the stage for a competitive homebuying season

Purchasing a home still more expensive in majority of larger metros

Gen Z is ready to buy, but competition remains fierce

Realtor.com® sees opportunity for homebuilders; frustration over low inventory for buyers

Veteran of eBay, Expedia To Lead realtor.com® Operator Beginning in February

Price growth is accelerating faster than national average in markets with the largest inventory declines

A new realtor.com® analysis says "yes" in 20 large metro areas

Boise, Idaho, McAllen, Texas and Tucson, Ariz. top realtor.com®'s list of markets set to sizzle in 2020

November inventory drops 9.5 percent year-over-year; homes priced below $200,000 decreased by a substantial 16.5 percent

Realtor.com® forecast predicts inventory to evaporate making it more challenging for buyers to find a home despite attractive interest rates

Dramatic inventory shortages, blistering pace of sales and soaring home prices continue one year after Amazon HQ2 announcement

Interest rates are making it cheaper to buy a home, if you can find one

Deep learning technology automatically categorizes and displays photos to simplify home search

Thirty-seven percent knew it was haunted before and moved in anyway

One lucky winner will receive $100,000 toward the purchase of a dream home

The average student loan borrower owes more than the typical down payment for a home; Millennial debt totals $498 billion

Low mortgage rates shrink entry-level and mid-tier inventory levels in September 2019

The first week of Fall is the best time of the year to buy a home. It offers buyers less competition, more price reductions and greater inventory

Median listing prices see the largest July to August drop since 2012

Buyers are increasingly optimistic it will be better than 2008, but more than half plan to put their home search on hold when it hits

Medium-sized metros offering relative affordability, strong employment and large boomer populations entice the most out-of-state buyers

Realtor.com® launches industry-first monthly payment filter to help buyers stay on budget

Increased demand spurred by lower interest rates and fewer homes coming to market reverse 10 months of inventory growth

ZIP code 49505 Grand Rapids, Mich., is ranked No. 1, followed by 68144 Omaha, Neb. and 83704, Boise, Idaho

As temperatures continue to rise, realtor.comⓇ offers a glimpse into hot deals for lake town real estate across the United States

Agents and brokers can now augment their branding with city searches on the site

New spots point out the fallacy of fantasy home-buying to demonstrate how realtor.com® helps real people find real homes

U.S. Inventory Declines Likely to Return by October

Buyers can now view homes based on their ideal rush-hour or off-peak commute times

Half of all buyers are looking for homes priced at least 9 percent below the nation's median list price of $315,000

Realtor.com^Ⓡ empowers first-time home buyers by unveiling the most powerful, yet simple tips to ask informed questions, learn what you can afford and help seal the deal

The office will house nearly 200 employees and serve as a product and engineering hub for its fast-growing real estate technology platform

National median listing price sets new record at $315,000; 74 of nation's 100 largest metros become more affordable than last year

Scales tip toward buyers as sales slow, causing price growth to flatline

Arlington, Va. housing market continues to surge while Manhattan has cooled off

The step-by-step insider's guide from the editors of realtor.com®, gives home seekers confidence to navigate today's marketplace

Median list price hits $310,000; newly listed homes increase 3 percent year-over-year; national inventory increases 4 percent year-over-year

Lower mortgage rates increase purchasing power; home prices exceed original predictions and sales stronger than originally forecasted

Realtor.com® analysis finds that you'll pay a premium to live in a metro that accommodates electric vehicles

New spots call out the difference between reality TV shows and the realities of home buying

Nearly 60 percent of 2019 home buyers are considering a home that needs renovations; 95 percent expect a little TLC will result in a positive return on their investment

Affordability will continue to be a major hurdle for this spring's entry-level homebuyers

One lucky winner will receive $75,000 toward the purchase of a dream home

Survey finds home shoppers expect a recession in the next three years, but 41 percent remain optimistic that housing will fare better than 2008

First solution to help people understand their buying power by adding or subtracting home features

With nearly half of shoppers looking for a home under $200,000 this spring; many expect it will take a year or more to find and close on a home

- Homes listed the first week of April see 14 percent more views, 5 percent less competition, sell 6 days faster

- National inventory grows for fifth consecutive month: +6 percent YoY in February

Millennials now represent 42 percent of all new home loans, and are buying outside major metro areas, study shows

New agency will develop creative to help build on four years of audience growth

Nearly 60 percent of millennial singles indicate homeownership makes a potential mate more attractive

Location will be deciding factor in Generation Z's homeownership success; Midwest and South offer more affordable options

- The January U.S. median listing price was $289,300, up 7 percent year-over-year

- Ten of the top 20 and seven of the top 10 fastest-growing buyer first names are predominantly millennial female names

Former United States Army Sgt. Amy Jo McDonald is planning to purchase new home for her family

Time on Market Grows in Some Large Metros

New mobile text messaging feature uses personalized outreach to connect consumers to a real estate professional

Larger metros see price cuts; prices continue to grow in smaller, more affordable areas

Mortgage rates and home prices to rise; home sales will decline 2.2 percent

Move, Inc., announced a final victory in its decade-long patent dispute with Real Estate Alliance Ltd.

- Four of five Gen Z-ers are certain they want to be homeowners, matching the homeownership fervor of millennials and Generation X

- National inventory grew 2 percent year-over-year in October; new listings were up 4 percent over last year

- For senior buyers, there's no price low enough or kitchen large enough to make them purchase a haunted home

Realtor.com®'s 2018 Good Neighbors Report finds that good neighbors don't need to be friendly, but should be quiet and respectful of property

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

U.S. inventory is poised for positive growth boosted by a 5-year high in new listings

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

Fourth year of sponsorship underscores commitment to New York market

One third of the largest 45 U.S. metros saw a yearly increase in inventory in July

- 78 percent of buyers gave up home features to get their school district of choice

New experience responds to consumers' desire to see and compare more listings

- More than half of those who purchased a home this year paid asking price or less

$1 million-plus sales are up 25 percent; Demand rising on West Coast, Denver, Nashville; Stalling in New York City area

Midland, Texas retains hottest housing market title; possible Amazon HQ2 contenders take No. 2 and No. 3 spots

Users can now tailor their home search to navigate the unique nuances of living in New York

EXIT listings will be exposed to millions of international home shoppers

- Median listing price hits all-time high of $299,000; up 9 percent YoY and 1 percent MoM

Outdoor showers garner the highest listing premium, while barbecues, backyard fireplaces and fire pits and pools add to home value

Realtor.com® data reveals luxury prices in Chicago, Boston, Brooklyn, and Manhattan, N.Y. stall

Only four California markets made May 2018 list, the lowest since the inception of the index

Top amateur and professional designers can enter their home and garden projects for a chance to win $500 credit from Schoolhouse

Phoenix, Las Vegas and Prescott, Ariz. are Top Destinations for California Expats

- Median listing price is $297,000; up 8 percent YoY and 2 percent MoM