The Paradox of Overpriced Homes in a Thriving Housing Market
How can homes be considered overpriced when property values continue to rise and interest rates remain relatively low?
How can homes be considered overpriced when property values continue to rise and interest rates remain relatively low?
The typical U.S. homeowner has spent 11.9 years in their home, up from 6.5 years two decades ago, according to a new report from Redfin.
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So Refin is being sued for “redlining” based on the fact that they have home value limits on the homes that they will list for sale. With that in mind,
REDFIN makes a huge statement to the real estate industry coming out of its initial public offering with a value of $2 billion.
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