Investor Home Purchases Drop 30 Percent
Investors are getting out of the housing market even faster than buyers can be pushed out by rising interest rates, according to a new Redfin study.
Two Housing Subsectors Set to Strengthen
by Lew Sichelman | Nov 22, 2020
Two relatively small housing submarkets are starting to show signs of strengthening. One of those markets: renters looking for more space, both inside and out. The other: people looking to get away from it all, if only for a few weeks.
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