While looking at the real estate market report for Lake of the Ozarks, Missouri – a premium lake destination in the midwest – one could see a steady hold in market prices for both single-family residences and condominiums. Accompanying the steady prices across the market, is an increase of available single-family homes, lasting about 100 days on the market, and a decrease in available condominiums, lasting a little less at 93 days ... READ MORE

While looking at the real estate market report for Tampa, Florida, it is evident that this spring is off to a very strong start. A contributing factor to Tampa’s current market influx seems to be due to a substantial increase in demand of buyers from higher tax states, like California and those in the North-East of the country. ... READ MORE

While looking at the housing market in Oahu, Hawaii, it is evident that there is an increase of new listings to begin 2019 with. These new listings have manifested as both single-family homes and condominiums. “In recent years, this volume of listing activity would have been more typical during the spring and summer months, so buyers have more options to consider earlier in the year. Conditions point towards a balanced market for both buyers and sellers.” Said Jenny L Brady, 2019 president of the Honolulu Board of REALTORS®... READ MORE

Though it is seemingly still a Seller’s Market in the city of Seattle, luxury home buyers in the area may be in luck. While inventories appear to be low in the higher-end neighborhoods, it is due to the annual decrease in listing activity and not based on increasing demand. However, even with the decline in luxury housing inventory, changes to the median sale price have been recorded as staying relatively similar. Most luxury homes (over $620,000) have seen only a 3% median price increase, just matching the rate of inflation. Contrastingly, more affordable housing options have seen up to a 9% increase in their median pricing, due to the current high demand for affordable living... READ MORE