A recent Zillow analysis found that homeowners who identify as LGBTQ+ are younger, live in more urban areas, and are more likely to rent a portion of their house. But they also face multiple challenges when it comes to buying a residence. A Durham residence explains the obstacles.
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While a recent analysis of the national trends in more than 400 real estate markets suggests that home buying demand may be slowing, data from the Wake County Register of Deeds shows a different trend: increasing median price.
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A new analysis from Redfin finds that Raleigh, Charlotte, and Durham real estate markets are where iBuyers, using algorithms, are most active, and that the number of homes sold via an iBuyer are increasing.
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Raleigh saw an increase of 23.5% in housing units between 2010 and 2020, according to data from the U.S. Census Bureau, ranking it third out of the top 100 most populous regions in the United States — a healthy increase that met demand due to job growth, found Apartment List.
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The latest Triangle real estate market data is now available, and three national housing market reports find that concerns of housing affordability, accessibility, and availability are high.
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A Zillow analysis of data suggests that out-of-region movers relocating to Raleigh are buying larger houses, worth less money, than those they’re departing. But the reverse is also true: those leaving Raleigh spending more, getting less square footage.
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Whether renting or seeking to purchase, Triangle residents are facing rapidly increasing real estate prices, with the median Triangle area home sale price and rental fees jumping in recent months. Here’s a look.
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