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A new report from Redfin reveals that 78% of older American homeowners plan to stay in their current homes as they age, contributing to the shortage of homes for sale. Baby boomers are holding onto their homes due to financial incentives, low mortgage rates, and tax benefits. This trend is impacting the housing market and exacerbating affordability issues.
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Redfin reports a significant increase in median down payment for U.S. homebuyers in February, with over one-third of home purchases made in all cash. Home prices rose by 6.6% year over year, leading to higher down payments. Elevated housing costs and mortgage rates are encouraging larger down payments. The use of all-cash purchases and FHA loans has increased, with conventional loans remaining the most common type. Various metros saw significant changes in down payment amounts and percentages, as well as in the share of all-cash purchases.
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Redfin reports a surge in new home listings, leading to the highest U.S. monthly housing payment of $2,721, up 10% from the previous year. Mortgage rates near 7% and a 5% increase in median home-sale price contribute to this record high.
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Homebuyers must now earn $75,849 annually to afford the typical U.S. starter home, up 8.2% from a year earlier, as reported by Redfin (RDFN). The monthly housing payment for a starter home is $1,896, reflecting an 8.2% increase. Starter homes have become less affordable due to rising prices and mortgage rates, with the average 30-year fixed mortgage rate at 6.78% in February.
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Young Americans increasingly rely on family help for home down payments as housing costs surge. A Redfin report shows Gen Zers and millennials receive cash gifts, inheritances, and live with family to afford down payments. Working and saving remain common methods. The trend of using family money for down payments has doubled in recent years due to soaring home prices. Financial challenges like lower wages, student debt, and inflation make homeownership difficult for young adults without family support.
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Redfin's report reveals that buyers need to earn $114,000 to afford the typical U.S. home, marking a 35% increase from the median household income. Despite this, it is an improvement from October when buyers needed $121,000. The housing affordability crisis persists, with the median household income falling short by $29,448. Affordability challenges are exacerbated by rising mortgage rates, but there is hope as rates are expected to decrease by year-end.
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The U.S. housing market is seeing a surge in new listings and inventory, attracting buyers despite price growth. Redfin reports a 5% increase in homes for sale, with a 15% rise in new listings. Mortgage rates are up, but Redfin economists expect a gradual decline in 2024. Median home sale prices have increased by 5.3% year over year, reaching the second-highest level since October 2022.
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Redfin (RDFN) expands its innovative Redfin Next agent compensation plan to Chicago, Connecticut, Dallas, Miami, New York, Palm Beach, and Washington, D.C. The plan offers competitive splits up to 70%, covers all business expenses, provides technology, support, benefits, and customer introductions. The company plans to evaluate rolling out the plan to all agents in 2025, aiming to retain top agents, recruit talent, and grow market share. Redfin's unique employee agent model focuses on customer service, efficiency, and technology to enhance the real estate experience.
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Redfin report shows home price growth stabilizing after pandemic fluctuations, with a 0.6% monthly increase in February 2024 and a 6.7% year-over-year rise. Mortgage rates, though elevated, are less volatile, aiding in price stability.
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Housing supply is gradually rebounding, but not enough to slow down home price growth. New listings and active listings are up, with the highest levels in months. Home prices continue to rise due to supply. Mortgage rates are climbing, impacting home sales. Redfin reports positive trends in housing supply and prices in February 2024.
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redfin got its start inventing map-based search. everyone told us the easy money was in running ads for traditional brokers, but we couldn’t stop thinking about how different real estate would be if it were designed from the ground up, using technology and totally different values, to put customers first. so we joined forces with agents who wanted to be customer advocates, not salesmen. since these were our own agents, we could survey each customer on our service and pay a bonus based on the review. we deepened our technology beyond the initial search to make the home tour, the listing debut, the escrow process, the whole process, faster, easier and worry-free. and we gave customers more value, not just by saving each thousands in fees, but by investing in every home we sell, by measuring our performance and improving constantly. this is how real estate would be if it were designed just for consumers, because, well, it was.