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Buyers and sellers remained active throughout holiday season, draining inventory while driving price growth and quick sales

Technology for safety and security, energy efficiency, and entertainment and relaxation top consumers' stay-at-home wish lists

Online property management platform streamlines rental process for DIY landlords and tenants; acquisition advances realtor.com®'s rentals strategy

Homes in areas at high risk of natural disasters see 5% less price growth than homes in similar areas with lower risk

Sacramento, Calif., San Jose, Calif. and Charlotte, N.C. are forecasted to see the highest home price appreciation and sales growth in 2021

- Home prices will reach new highs in 2021 as growth continues, but at a slower pace

Home prices begin to show a seasonal slowdown; what's ahead for housing depends on the impact of COVID-19

Realtor.com® releases top 10 suburbs to get more for the money

- Rents continue their downward spiral throughout the San Francisco Bay Area along with Manhattan, Boston, Seattle and Washington, D.C.

- Newly listed properties are down double-digits compared to last year

Improvement in newly listed homes could indicate relief ahead for weary buyers

-- Newly listed homes show greatest improvement since March

- Home price growth slows for second week in a row, but still in double-digits

Younger Americans care deeply about being surrounded by like-minded people; nearly half would consider moving to do so

- The decline in the number of homes for sale stabilized for fourth week in a row

Most who believe their house is haunted are perfectly fine with a few bumps in the night

- Home prices hit record-high growth of 12.9% over last year

New survey data shows millennials are speeding up their home purchase and are willing to adjust the way they virtually search for and buy a home

Americans are migrating from Democratic urban areas to more affordable suburbs and rural areas that lean Republican. But will they turn any red states blue?

Homes sold faster in September than in August for the first time since 2016

Suburban homes are seeing stronger price acceleration, improved time on market, and are viewed more on realtor.com® than homes in urban areas

- Home prices are accelerating at double last year's pace

- Wildfires, hurricanes and Labor Day drove declines in the number of homes for sale

Weekly data also shows a slight decline in housing demand as measured by buyer traffic