S&P CoreLogic Case-Shiller Index Up 4.3% in June According to the latest S&P CoreLogic Case-Shiller Indices, covering all nine U.S. census divisions, the rate of home price increases reported a 4.3% annual gain in June. Their 10-City Composite annual increase came in at 2.8% and the 20-City Composite posted a 3.5% year-over-year gain. The S&P […]
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Fannie-Freddie Mac have extended their foreclosure suspension until the end of the year The relief on foreclosures and evictions were both set to lapse at the end of the month. The post Fannie-Freddie Mac have extended their foreclosure suspension until the end of the year appeared first on Boston.com Real Estate.
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2020’s Hottest Zip Codes Where are the hottest real estate markets in this crazy year of 2020? Realtor.com tells us to follow the zip codes as they recently released their annual market report. We have seen a lot of positive news about how real estate is leading the economic recovery as we (hopefully) emerge from
Despite the economy, home sales are up and home prices are breaking records in Massachusetts In Greater Boston, however, sales are down and prices are up. How is your community faring? The post Despite the economy, home sales are up and home prices are breaking records in Massachusetts appeared first on Boston.com Real Estate.
The Pros and Cons of Out of State Investing The Pros and Cons of Out of State Investing by Alex Capozzolo In the age of technology, investing in real estate from a distance has become easier than ever before. Fortunately, most Americans also have access to smartphones and wifi, which enables them to do business
It’s lawn-fixing season. Here’s how to do it. What other garden plant do you cut repeatedly to within an inch of its life, walk all over, and still expect to look great? The post It’s lawn-fixing season. Here’s how to do it. appeared first on Boston.com Real Estate.
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Migration to the Suburbs Continues On a recent episode of CNBC’s Power Lunch, real estate reporter Diana Olick discusses the increased demand for housing in the suburbs from what she calls “pandemic induced urban flight” and the impact it’s having on home prices across the nation. Interestingly, she points out that in Denver, Colorado an
Yes, it’s already time to start buying spring bulbs for fall planting Experts offer tips for making your garden plots beautiful, no matter how big your yard is or how much money you have to spend. The post Yes, it’s already time to start buying spring bulbs for fall planting appeared first on Boston.com Real
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Federal Court Will Consider Constitutionality of Eviction Moratorium After State Judge Declines to Issue Injunction Federal Court Judge Mark Wolf (Boston Globe Staff photo by Ted Fitzgerald) Suffolk Superior Court Justice Paul Wilson Leaves Moratorium In Place, But Federal Judge Mark Wolf To Hear Arguments on Federal Constitutionality Next Tuesday For those following the state
Redfin Says Rural & Suburban Neighborhoods Becoming More Attractive We have been hearing about this from several sources and now Redfin says they have concrete evidence that rural and suburban neighborhoods are becoming more desirable to homebuyers than cities. According to their data, at the beginning of August, home prices in rural areas were up
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