home sales

The housing market is on fire in the Capital Region, with Hudson and Saratoga Springs making headlines for their impressive home sales growth.

New Jersey is actually one of the best places to flip a home right now, and the numbers from a recent report shouldn't throw people off.

The difficulties in securing single-family properties have seemingly pushed many toward townhouses and condo units, for which sales were up almost 11% in August versus the same month in 2020.

New Jersey home sales slowed in March and probably even moreso in April. With spring sales season lost, real-estate business hopes for a better summer and fall.

Despite warnings that 2017 federal tax changes would hurt New Jersey home prices, to date the market has mirrored national trends: Rising values, fewer sales.

US homebuyers pulled back in July, as sales declined amid a shortage of available properties and steadily rising prices.

Americans bought new homes in June at the fastest pace in more than eight years, a sign that a solid job market and low mortgage rates are bolstering the U.S. housing market.

Americans bought more homes in June, the fourth straight monthly gain as the sales rate reached its highest level in more than nine years.

Midwestern homebuyers helped spark a national increase in real estate sales during April, a sign that demand for housing remains steady despite rising prices and tight inventories.

U.S. home prices continued their steady upward march in February as buyers competed for a limited number of available properties.