Apartment Rents Shatter All-Time Records
Apartment rents have blasted past pre-COVID levels in Greater Boston as demand returned to both downtown and suburban markets while the new supply pipeline declined.
Apartment rents have blasted past pre-COVID levels in Greater Boston as demand returned to both downtown and suburban markets while the new supply pipeline declined.
Boston home prices may be headed for serious growth this year, but the city will be far from the hottest housing market in the country.
Zillow also announced a game-changing partnership with DownPaymentResource.com last month that will add down payment assistance information to each listing. Believe it or not, this can be a boon for a real estate agent’s business.
Zillow is closing down its iBuyer business, Zillow Offers, after buying too many homes at too-high prices this summer, even as residential real estate markets nation-wide cooled down from their white-hot spring highs.
It’s been common knowledge since mid-2020 that Millennials were the big reason the Massachusetts housing market has been going haywire. But new research from Zillow suggests the blame get spread around to include Baby Boomers.
Facing staffing shortages and supply chain problems, Zillow says its Zillow Offers iBuyer service won’t sign any new contracts to buy homes through the end of the year.
A new Zillow study says local teachers and nurses are limited to extremely small slices of the rental market if they aren’t living with roommates.
A new national survey by Zillow suggests that buyers who submit five or six unsuccessful offers are in the minority, even in the intensely competitive housing market of the last 20 months.
For much of the pandemic, homebuyers and other consumers who need to conduct notarized transactions have been able to do so virtually. Now, with that option set to expire by the end of the year, lawmakers and bankers are making a new push to keep the changes in place.
It’s Banker & Tradesman’s annual Fast 50, where we rank the fastest-growing commercial and residential mortgage lenders in Massachusetts. Who’s on top? How’d they do it?
At this point in the pandemic real estate cycle, nearly everyone has heard stories of homes selling for outlandish figures, far above asking price. But how many of those sales are there, actually? Turns out, not that many, at least in Greater Boston.
A pair of studies out this week from researchers at discount brokerage Redfin and their peers at listings portal Zillow suggest some buyers are continuing to trade distance from work for cheaper housing.
After analyzing data of long-distance moves into and out of some of America’s biggest major metros, researchers at Zillow say most buyers relocating to the Boston area buy smaller but pricier homes.
Many U.S. companies have rushed to appoint Black members to their boards of directors since racial justice protests swept the country last year.
A new report from Zillow shows that three-quarters of all homes in Greater Boston sell in two weeks or less, with a substantial number going pending even faster.
The number of single-family houses and condominiums for sale in Massachusetts grew substantially in nearly all of the state’s major markets last month, and market-watchers say the hot market could moderate later this year.
It’s the biggest question in Massachusetts real estate today: Will we ever get enough single-family inventory on the market to slow down massive price increases?
Startup online brokerage REX claims Zillow and NAR constitute a cartel that has locked homes its agents represent out of online home listings search results.
A national survey by Zillow suggests a successful COVID-19 vaccine rollout could help ease the inventory crunch blamed for the rapid run-up in home prices.
Between a pandemic likely to cause another big cultural shift around single-family homes, and an inventory shortage unlikely to end any time soon, conditions are building for big run-ups in home prices.