Housing Wire

JANUARY 26, 2022

Today the Census Bureau ‘ s new home sales report came in as a beat of estimates at 811,000. The bearish take on housing for the second half of 2021 didn’t really pan out, especially in the new home sales sector. Now that 2021 is wrapped up, we can see this is what happened and I believe that was misread by some people.

Sales 438

Sales Construction Mortgages As-is 438

Toronto Realty Blog

DECEMBER 19, 2023

I also go back through the year’s blog posts to see which themes were discussed the most, compiling a list of blog titles and categorizing them for reference. There are always ups and downs here. TorontoRealtyBlog Do I bother starting with the obligatory, “I’ll try to make this post shorter this time around?”

Pre-approval 82

Pre-approval Construction Development Agents 82

Notorious ROB

JULY 14, 2022

And this article from yesterday titled “ With home sales down, why are home prices still up? The subtitle of the article is, “June’s housing data shows why we needed higher rates.” Today we have fewer sales, few listings, and much hotter home-price growth.

Marketing 77

Marketing Investor Mortgages Construction 77

GeekEstate

JANUARY 12, 2023

That said, we’re going back to the basics in 2023: profits rule and negative unit economics drool. Well, the music has stopped and the chickens have come home to roost. Like KPCB cofounder Tom Perkins said: ‘If there is no risk, you have already missed the boat.’ prior to an IPO.

MLS 62

MLS Banks Technology Equity 62

GeekEstate

DECEMBER 29, 2022

Many links included are to members-only articles, so won’t be accessible without an account already setup.]. Image created with: Jasper Prompt: New Years celebration over a city skyline reflecting houses reflecting technology with text reading “2022” Mortgage rates went up, and buying houses became harder.

MLS 62

MLS Title Residential Brokerage 62