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Home transaction activity is up since mortgage rates are down from their peak. The US housing market perked up after mortgage rates plunged from their mid-summer peak through mid-September, even though they've experienced a remarkable resurgence since then. Pending home sales rose 7.4% in September, which was the largest leap since the spring, a late-October report from the National Association of Realtors found. "Further gains are expected if the economy continues to add jobs, inventory levels grow, and mortgage rates hold steady." 7 affordable cities with home inventoryEven though homeowners have been reluctant to give buyers a discount, there are still places where aspiring proprietors can find fair deals.
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Here are 24 real-estate markets where rent is at least 10% below the national median. Median rent in the 50 largest US metropolitan areas dipped to $1,743 last month, according to an October 16 report from Realtor.com. Asking prices were lower year-over-year for the 14th straight month, though they were only a few dollars cheaper than in September 2023. Business Insider reviewed Realtor.com's list of the 50 biggest US cities and narrowed it down to the two dozen cities where rent was at least 10% less than the national median of $1,743 last month. Below are those 24 major US cities, along with each location's median rent in September, the year-over-year and month-over-month changes, and the savings versus the national median rate.
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Mortgage rates are down, but many owners and buyers are waiting for them to fall more. That should help thaw a real-estate market that had frosted over due to elevated mortgage rates. AdvertisementProperty owners are also poised to benefit from lower rates, Xu and her colleagues noted. Many owners are currently locked into the rock-bottom mortgage rates that were common in the late 2010s and early 2020s. "Although mortgage rates have eased, market rates continue to exceed current rates for most homeowners, keeping them locked in 'golden handcuffs,'" said Danielle Hale, Realtor.com's chief economist, in a statement for the report sent to Business Insider.
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1 rental market in America: Austin, TexasAustin in the Austin-Round Rock, Texas metro area ranked as the top rental market, according to Realtor.com. 10 best rental markets in AmericaAustin, Texas Oklahoma City, Okla. Birmingham, Ala. San Antonio, Texas Minneapolis, Minn. Sandy Springs, Ga. Nashville, Tenn. Kansas City, Kan. Raleigh, N.C. Norfolk, Va. Oklahoma City is the No. The Oklahoma capital had a rent-to-income ratio of 17.7%, making it the most affordable rental market among the top 10. Oklahoma City is also one of the best cities for new college graduates, according to a June Zumper report. Oklahoma City, Oklahoma Marcus Elwell | Moment | Getty Images
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Read previewAffordable homes are already rare in this cutthroat housing market, so finding a fairly priced property in a city with promising job prospects may seem like an impossible task. While property prices are no longer surging, they're still elevated, as are mortgage rates. "In-demand, affordable markets, such as those on the Wall Street Journal/Realtor.com Housing Market Ranking list, have seen prices climb, especially high relative to pre-pandemic prices." Homes in those standout cities also cost 6% more than last year, while the rest of the US had flat home prices. Within that group, there were 16 real-estate markets where homes were at least $150,000 less than the national average that also had an unemployment rate at or below 4%.
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Share Share Article via Facebook Share Article via Twitter Share Article via LinkedIn Share Article via EmailBuyers shifting towards more expensive homes, Realtor.com's Danielle HaleDanielle Hale, chief economist at Realtor.com, joins CNBC's 'Squawk Box' to discuss why home prices are at record highs, market trends, and more.
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US Home prices are falling faster as sellers try to entice buyers fatigued by high mortgage rates. The share of homes on the market that saw a price cut rose to over 16% last month, according to Realtor.com. AdvertisementHome buyers may start feeling some relief soon, as house prices in the US are being slashed at faster clip. Related storiesPrice cuts are also taking place in more markets across the US, with 46 of the 50 largest metropolitan housing markets seeing a price cut last month. Price cuts are good news for homebuyers who have been waiting for the housing market to loosen up.
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Share Share Article via Facebook Share Article via Twitter Share Article via LinkedIn Share Article via EmailThe housing market is 'pretty dire' for younger Americans, says Realtor.com's Danielle HaleDanielle Hale, Realter.com chief economist, joins 'Squawk Box' to discuss the housing crisis facing young Americans, impact of interest rates on the housing market, and more.
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Rents fell for a sixth straight month in January, though the declines aren't moving the needle much. Here are 27 metropolitan areas where rent is more affordable now than last January, per Realtor.com. download the app Email address Sign up By clicking “Sign Up”, you accept our Terms of Service and Privacy Policy . The pace of year-over-year rent declines slowed considerably to -0.3% from December's -0.8% mark, which is a clear sign that apartment prices are stabilizing. This story is available exclusively to Business Insider subscribers.
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Share Share Article via Facebook Share Article via Twitter Share Article via LinkedIn Share Article via EmailThe housing market is very undersupplied right now, says Realtor.com's Danielle HaleDanielle Hale, Realtor.com chief economist, joins 'Squawk Box' to discuss the state of the housing market, supply and demand imbalance, and more.
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A December report from real estate broker Realtor.com ranked the best U.S. cities to buy a house in 2024 based on expected price growth and sales. The annual report analyzed the country's 100 largest metropolitan areas and the final result is a list with half of the top metros in California. "These markets generally fall into two camps: affordable metros in the Midwest and Northeast, and high-priced Western metros," Hannah Jones, Realtor.com's Senior Economic Research Analyst, told Newsweek. Though affordability is still an issue for many. Realtor.com explains that while sales and prices are expected to increase from last year, they will remain below pre-pandemic levels.
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Business Insider wants to hear from you. Over 494,000 people left Texas between 2021 and 2022 (though the state gained a net population of 174,261.) "The property tax percentage rate is higher," Marie Bailey, a Texas-based realtor who moved from El Segundo, California, to Prosper, Texas, in 2017, previously told Business Insider. AdvertisementFor Texans, "the Midwest has emerged as popular recently because it is just by and large the most affordable region," Hannah Jones, Realtor.com's economic research analyst, told Business Insider in October. Burse told Business Insider in September that it played a crucial role in her decision to relocate to Texas in 2021.
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Home values have held up this year despite historically high mortgage rates, but a new report from Realtor.com suggests that property prices could fall under pressure in the coming months. The firm said that price growth was flat — even as mortgage rates rose to a 23-year-high. Higher borrowing costs dampened demand, though it's possible homebuyers were worried that mortgage rates would soar even higher and wanted to buy before that could happen. Limited supply kept property prices afloat, as Realtor.com found that inventory fell 2% from October 2022. 13 cities where sellers are cutting pricesWhile listing prices are falling across the nation, the trend is especially noticeable in the South and Midwest.
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Share Share Article via Facebook Share Article via Twitter Share Article via LinkedIn Share Article via EmailNew homes are faring better in the housing market, says Realtor.com's Danielle HaleDanielle Hale, Realtor.com chief economist, joins 'Power Lunch' to discuss the health of the housing market.
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Realtor.com has identified the top 10 US cities where homebuyers make the smallest down payments. "A lot of folks just don't have that extra cash," the report's author said of 20% down payments. download the app Email address Sign up By clicking “Sign Up”, you accept our Terms of Service and Privacy Policy . Realtor.com has tracked the ten cities where buyers are making the smallest down payments. These are the top 10 cities where homebuyers are making the smallest down payments, according to Realtor.com.
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Rent is steadily sliding in the US, but great deals on apartments are still few and far between. A new report from Realtor.com revealed that rent growth was negative for the fifth straight month in September. That problem is slowly getting addressed as 445,000 new multi-family units come online, though they're selling very quickly. Nearly 70% of new affordable apartments got filled within three months of completion in the second quarter compared to a 57.2% rate for more expensive units, Realtor.com found. The trend was pronounced across all the four major US regions, though less pricey Midwest markets had the most dramatic rise in so-called absorption rates of new rental units.
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Home prices in Texas and Florida have increased 30% and 42% since 2019, according to Realtor.com. AdvertisementAdvertisementAs people across the US relocate to Florida and Texas, locals are feeling squeezed — and searching elsewhere for affordable homes. The typical cost of a home in Texas has spiked 30% since 2019, according to Realtor.com, and 42% in Florida during the same time period. These residents are increasingly searching on Realtor.com for homes outside of their state, suggesting they're willing to chase affordability across the country. AdvertisementAdvertisementFloridians are priced out too, and looking elsewhereMeanwhile, Floridians are eyeing homes nearby.
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5 Southern cities where houses are shrinking
  + stars: | 2023-10-11 | by ( Kelsey Neubauer | ) www.businessinsider.com   time to read: +1 min
The typical home for sale in the South is smaller than it was pre-pandemic. Builders are constructing smaller homes and many homes for sale are in denser places, like cities. AdvertisementAdvertisementMore smaller homes are on the market in the South than pre-pandemic, Danielle Hale, Realtor.com's chief economist, told Insider. It's driven the median listing price of homes up 35.7%. Below, five cities in the South where homes have gotten smaller as they've gotten more expensive since the start of the pandemic.
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Home prices continue to increase in most major U.S. cities, even as rising mortgage costs have discouraged buyers, a Realtor.com report finds. The price gains are most felt in Greater Los Angeles, where home prices increased 23.8% over the 12 months ending in September 2023, according to Realtor.com data released Thursday. California has a longstanding housing shortage — perhaps the worst in the country — so home price growth in L.A. and San Diego isn't overly surprising, especially considering price gains in recent years. Median home prices in L.A. and San Diego have increased by 38% and 48% since January 2020, respectively, based on Realtor.com's active listings data. As for some smaller markets with big price gains — such as Richmond, Cincinnati, Columbus and Rochester — the "commonality is that they're relatively affordable, so demand remains relatively high," says Hale.
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Lower rent prices and multi-decade-high mortgage rates mean that it's smarter to rent than buy in most large US cities right now, according to Realtor.com. Disparities between buying and renting stemmed from a split in how median costs changed in the last 12 months. "The advantage of renting became more pronounced in all rent-favoring markets," Xu and Hale wrote. But there were three cities where buying was actually cheaper than renting in August, according to Realtor.com: Memphis, Tennessee; Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania; and Birmingham, Alabama. Below are the 10 metro areas where renting makes more sense than buying right now, along with the median rent, the median monthly cost of buying and how it compares to renting, and the year-over-year changes for renting and buying.
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Prices are rising in satellite cities like Trenton, New Jersey, and Fort Wayne, Indiana. Homebuyers are departing larger metros for satellite cities in search of affordability — but as demand increases, so do the home prices that attracted them. Evan Wyloge, a data journalist with Realtor.com, suspects these satellite cities are bringing in new residents as culture around office work changes. Here are the 10 cities where home prices increased the most between August 2022 and August 2023, according to Realtor.com. And don't forget to peek at the list of cities where home prices are falling the most, too.
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The 10 hottest ZIP codes in America right now
  + stars: | 2023-08-24 | by ( Alcynna Lloyd | ) www.businessinsider.com   time to read: +3 min
Leading the pack are ZIP codes in the Midwest and Northeast, where housing remains relatively affordable. Realtor.com reported America's hottest ZIP codes as of June 2023. Using internal listing data from from January to June 2023, the brokerage ranked homebuying demand.in all 29,000 US ZIP codes. Topping Realtor.com's list of 2023's hottest US ZIP codes is 43230, belonging to Gahanna,, a central Ohio city of 35,127 residents. If Ohio isn't your vibe, Realtor.com has identified other popular ZIP codes in states like Connecticut, New York and Pennsylvania.
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REUTERS/Carlo Allegri/File PhotoNEW YORK, Aug 10 (Reuters) - When Valentina Valentini was putting together gift ideas for her wedding, the freelance journalist quickly realized that a traditional registry would not work. While asking for cash gifts makes financial sense, it is tricky. "Put a few traditional gifts on it, which they can purchase for you. PUT IT TO WORKWhatever does get donated to your down payment fund, it likely will not be enough to pull the trigger on a purchase right away. "This is a very practical idea for wedding gifts – and one that we have chosen for my sister-in-law's upcoming wedding."
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Median rent prices in these cities dropped by 0.5% in the last year, according to an analysis by Realtor.com. For renters, the decrease is a much-needed break after rent prices soared by nearly 25% from 2020 through most of 2021. This, alongside a growing number of newly constructed apartments, has likely driven down rent prices, the study says. At the same time, rent costs have steadily risen in many major Midwest and Northeast cities. In Columbus, Ohio, rent prices grew by 9.3% — the highest increase of all cities.
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Housing affordability isn't improving anytime soon, Realtor.com economist Danielle Hale said. The tightness in the market can be chalked up to a decade of housing undersupply. In an interview with CNBC on Friday, the chief economist pointed to the precarious state of the housing market, with demand far outstripping supply. "Affordability just isn't there for buyers, especially with mortgage rates remaining as high as they have been," Hale said. Mortgage rates are likely only to ease to 6.1% by the end of the year, per Realtor.com's latest forecast.
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