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A Record 1 In 4 Single-Family Homes for Sale In the First Quarter Were New Construction

Share this article Share this article SEATTLE, April 30, 2021 /PRNewswire/  (NASDAQ: RDFN) More than a quarter (25.7%) of single-family homes for sale in America during the first quarter were new-construction homes, according to a new www.redfin.com), the technology-powered real estate brokerage. That s up from 20.4% a year earlier and represents the highest share on record. New-construction homes have steadily been taking up a larger piece of the pie over the last decade, but there has been a notable acceleration during the coronavirus pandemic. There are two primary reasons, according to Redfin Lead Economist Taylor Marr: an increase in homebuilding and a decrease in the number of Americans putting their houses up for sale.

Urban Single-Family Homes Are Seeing the Fastest Price Growth as Buyers Return to City But Still Crave Space

/PRNewswire/ (NASDAQ: RDFN) Prices of urban single-family homes are rising nearly 20% year over year faster than any other type of home according to a new.

Urban Single-Family Homes Are Seeing the Fastest Price Growth as Buyers Return to City But Still Crave Space

Urban Single-Family Homes Are Seeing the Fastest Price Growth as Buyers Return to City But Still Crave Space
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Housing Market Outlook: Red-Hot Rally Giving Way to Sustainable Growth

REUTERS/Larry Downing March saw home sales accelerate further and price growth hit its fastest rate since the mid-2000s. The rally isn t sustainable, but a rebound in building will allow for months of healthy growth, Redfin said. Millennial homeownership is on the rise and should spur the construction of millions of homes per year. The US housing boom wasn t built to last. What began as a hefty uptick in home purchases evolved into an all-out buying spree in a matter of months. Americans taking advantage of low borrowing costs and looking to flee cities for suburbs snapped up homes at a rate not seen since the mid-2000s housing bubble.

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