The housing market across the nation was hot again in April. Read More

Home prices were up both year over year and month over month in every market but Long Island. Read More

Inventory continued to plummet, with the number of homes for sale down 31.8 percent year over year, helping home prices rise 13.2 percent in February. Despite surging homebuyer demand in the new year, the lack of supply has clearly put downward pressure on sales… Read More

Home sales got off to a strong start this year Read More

Home prices, sales, and listings all fell between November and December as the housing market weathered the usually-slow holiday season with a smaller dip in prices than the same time a year ago. Listings continued to drop, falling to a level 33 percent below December 2011 and 44 percent below December 2010. Read More

Despite a continued seasonal slowdown in home sales, national home prices increased again between October and November, rising 2.2 percent in the month to a level 10.1 percent higher than November 2011. Read More

National home prices ticked up just a bit (0.4%) between September and October of this year, but were up 8% in October from a year earlier. As inventory plunged to new depths, the share of new listings that went under contract within two weeks bumped up two percentage points to its highest level since May. Read More

National home prices turned in another 5 percent gain from a year ago in September, even as they began their typical seasonal decline, inching down just under 1 percent from August. Read More

National home prices hit a two-year high in August, marking a 5% gain from August 2011 and holding steady month-over-month during a time of year that typically sees a seasonal decline in prices. Read More