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International home demand surges – but not where it used to

International home demand surges – but not where it used to

International home shopping demand in the US rose to 1.6% in early 2026, with Sun Belt markets like Miami and Dallas gaining popularity while Los Angeles declined due to high taxes and insurance costs. Miami remains the top destination, attracting diverse global...
New-Home Buyers Lean on Government Loans

New-Home Buyers Lean on Government Loans

Applications for new-home purchases ↓~2% yearly and ↓10% MoM in Early-Q2, showing affordability still shaped buyer timing. Estimated new single-family sales ran at a 655K annual pace in Early-Q2, ↓~9% from Late-Q1’s revised 717K pace for builders tracking demand....
Arizona Buyers See Limited Price Relief

Arizona Buyers See Limited Price Relief

Only low-40% of Arizona households could afford a new mortgage, so buyers benefit from careful budgeting, payment planning, and targeted searches today. Past price relief was modest, and high starting values kept broad affordability pressures in place across...
Phoenix Inventory Gives Buyers More Options

Phoenix Inventory Gives Buyers More Options

Active listings across the Valley reached ~20K in Early-Q2, giving buyers far more choices than recent tight market conditions across the Phoenix area. Near record-high supply makes preparation matter: buyers can compare homes carefully, while sellers need sharper...
Arizona cities named top places to live. See how yours ranked

Arizona cities named top places to live. See how yours ranked

The 2026–2027 rankings of the 250 best U.S. places to live were based on value, quality of life, desirability, and job market strength using federal data and surveys. Carmel, Indiana, ranked first. Arizona cities featured prominently, with Gilbert at 57th and others...