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Opinion: Will lower lumber prices offset rising rates?

Housing Wire

In a blog post from January 4 , the National Association of Home Builders said that the 167% rise from last summer’s low lumber prices to over $1,000 per thousand board feet (mbf) added only about $18,600 to the cost of a home. 4 blog about lumber price increases, but it’s close enough for this purpose.

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Question #10 for 2024: Will inventory increase further in 2024?

Calculated Risk Real Estate

Earlier I posted some questions on my blog for next year: Ten Economic Questions for 2024. Some of these questions concern real estate ( inventory, house prices, housing starts, new home sales ), and I’ll post thoughts on those in this newsletter (others like GDP and employment will be on my blog). from the same week in 2019.

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Right, Wrong, & Everything In-Between

Toronto Realty Blog

Their time won’t be this month, but it will be soon. gain isn’t much to write home about, although, if you experienced this every month you’d be looking at a 16.8% After I wrote Tuesday’s blog, I had a few very difficult conversations with condo sellers. Bulls, rejoice. Some might suggest that a 1.4%

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June 2020 Louisville Real Estate Report

Louisville Homes

Well, after three straight months of lower home sales in Louisville, June bounces back in a strong way. For the month of June, we saw a 3.4% Prices dipped a bit from last month but not that far. The median home sale price for the month was $209,900. For the month of June 2019, that number was $201,588.

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How Is The Downtown Rental Market?

Toronto Realty Blog

So when we’re talking about $1,400/month basement apartments in prime areas like Riverdale, High Park, or Trinity Bellwoods, there are going to be all sorts of inquiries on the property. ” You don’t get people calling on your $3,000/month rental offering $1,500, but it happens in the low-low end.

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Putting My Money Where My Mouth Is!

Toronto Realty Blog

While some recent commenters here on Toronto Realty Blog might suggest that, whether it need to directly pertain to real estate, or not, it might be me who is the greatest hype man of all time. Having said that, I’ve been saving this blog post for a while now. per month and I’ll only get $2,300. I know my place.

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How Is The Downtown Toronto Rental Market?

Toronto Realty Blog

This is a quarterly feature here on the Toronto Realty Blog and I’m having trouble believing that the last time we worked through these numbers, the summer had ended and it was just after Labour Day. 2023 started with year-over-year monthly movements of 2%, -5%, and 4%, and that trend continued into Q2 with 7%, 8%, and -1%.