Home prices continued their ascent in February, according to the latest index from CoreLogic. Home prices in the Sunshine State increased 12.3 percent year-over-year in February, according to the latest Home Price Index from CoreLogic. That yearly total was

It’s taken some time, but it appears that we’re finally making headway through the nation’s nasty mortgage markets. Delinquent mortgages and foreclosures were undoubtedly the most public face of the housing crisis, but new research suggests that significant progress

$1 million is a great deal of money…or is it? How much does $1 million really buy you in today’s real estate markets? How much housing does $1 million really buy you? That was the question behind a recent

Housing inventory has been a most blue of topics for our local market, but have things finally turned around? We keep hearing reports that the nation’s housing inventory has turned the corner, but how true is that in our

We keep hearing about the nation’s residential construction market, but what about our local market? The nation’s residential construction market has been receiving (justly, we should add) quite a bit of attention from analysts and housing professionals alike, and

Economic inequality is surging just about everywhere; how could that impact the local housing market? Income inequality has become a major news item in recent months, and for good reason – by almost every economic measure, inequality has increased

Many factors influence homebuyer preferences when looking at newly built homes, including their ethnicity. When looking at preferences among the buyers of newly built single-family homes, how do those preferences differ when looking at the buyers’ ethnicity? According to

Builder confidence stabilized in March after experiencing its worst month in sometime in February. After a horrid month that saw builder confidence fall to its lowest level in 12 months, the NAHB’s Housing Market Index stabilized in March. The

Median time on market was way out of whack during the years of the downturn; has it finally turned the corner? Time on market has been among the most oft-watched measures of the housing recovery, and new numbers from

Property values in Miami continued to increase markedly in February, according to the latest numbers. Home values have been rising steadily in many metropolitan housing markets, but did that progress end in February? Take a look at our graph,

Our fine state continued to make progress through its foreclosure inventory in 2013, according to new analysis. Foreclosure inventory in Florida is down a whopping 38 percent year-over-year through January, according to the latest National Foreclosure Report from data

The features in a new single-family home change all the time, but what trends will be most common in 2014? Granite countertops? Walk-in closets? Laundry rooms? Yes, yes and yes. There are many possible things that can go into

Confidence remains strong among Miami home sellers, with asking prices posting yet more increases in February. Asking prices in the Miami housing market increased 12.4 percent year-over-year in February, according to the latest Price Monitor from Trulia. In addition,

Home prices continued their double-digit performance in January, according to the latest CoreLogic numbers. Home prices in the Florida housing market rose 12.5 percent year-over-year in January, according to the latest Home Price Index (HPI) from CoreLogic, though prices

Miami’s housing inventory continued to improve in February. Housing inventory in the Miami housing market increased 23.80 percent year-over-year in February, according to the latest State of the Market report from Movoto. Indeed, relative to other major housing markets,

We all know that new construction has made steady progress the last couple years, but what’s its share of home sales? As we reported last week, new home sales remain historically low. Though they did hit their highest mark