Pro Builder
AUGUST 11, 2022
Home sales are slowing and inventory is rising nationwide, but not all markets are cooling at the same pace. Inventory levels are rising quickly in a number of regional markets across the U.S., Among the 917 markets tracked by realtor.com, 35 markets have inventory levels above July 2019. Thu, 08/11/2022 - 09:38.
Pro Builder
FEBRUARY 6, 2023
In addition, an unprecedented wave of housing demand drove up competition and left behind little inventory for remaining house hunters in towns like Moab, Utah. Over the past two years, home prices have surged in rural markets, entirely pricing out local buyers.
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Pro Builder
JANUARY 10, 2022
First-timers can capitalize on greater housing inventory and affordable prices in rural towns and suburbs like Magna, Utah and Chalco, Nebraska, where younger demographics are taking over the resident populations.
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George, Utah, facility. The 21,000-square-foot facility sits on 10 acres and features 12 service bays, expanded parts inventory, new and used truck sales, rental, and leasing. Kenworth Sales Co. celebrated the opening of its new full service St. This new store allows us to better facilitate the…
Pro Builder
JULY 18, 2022
According to CNBC, Utah is home to the nation’s most stable housing market with the fastest pace of new construction and 27.1% Even as prices inch toward new highs and bidding wars screech to a halt in some overheated markets across the country, other locations are still seeing strong sales and flourishing new construction activity.
Pro Builder
JANUARY 27, 2022
Home buyers in overpriced markets could be taking a serious gamble if prices soon level off or decline, but metro areas with low housing inventories and a steady influx of new residents are expected to withstand a real estate slowdown caused by rising mortgage rates. Austin, Texas, is second, with buyers paying a premium of about 60 percent.
Pro Builder
JUNE 1, 2021
Slower moving markets are still moving fast compared to last year, but these markets typically have more inventory to offer. While nonlocals are scooping up homes at a rapid pace, that’s not the whole picture, says Christopher Collard, a research analyst at the Utah Foundation, a nonprofit research organization based in Salt Lake City.
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