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Real estate agent closes the deal her own way 🏠🔥🍑 The tour takes an unexpected turn... This open house has extras not listed on the brochure

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Market Media Monday - April 13, 2026

Read at:
http://www.hamontrealestate.com/2026/04/market-media-monday-april-13-2026.html

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undefined | Chasing the American Dream

Jennie Rangel, a mother of five in Chandler, Arizona, feels trapped in the “forever‑renter” cycle. Despite both she and her husband K.C. holding solid jobs—a nurse and a manufacturing technician at Intel—they spend roughly $3,000 a month on rent, utilities, car payments, insurance and basic living costs, leaving barely enough for groceries and toiletries. “I did everything I was supposed to do,” she says. “We can’t buy a $600,000 home; maybe a $300,000 one, but even that is out of reach.” Since the pandemic began, home prices have surged nearly 50 % nationwide, with the current median price at $416,000. A shortage of about four million homes, coupled with high mortgage rates, has pushed prices higher, while incomes have risen only about half as fast as home values over the past decades.

A realtor.com survey reveals that 75 % of Americans still believe in the dream of home ownership, but many are forced to seek alternatives. One such alternative is “Choose Topeka,” a relocation incentive program funded by a half‑cent county sales tax that offers up to $15,000 to move to Topeka, Kansas. More than 200 families have relocated since the program’s 2020 launch, with 90 % remaining in the city. Allison and Jacob Reynolds, former Northern California residents, took advantage of the “Choose Topeka” boomerang incentive, receiving $5,000 toward moving expenses and purchasing a four‑bedroom home for $179,000. Their mortgage is $1,300 a month—$500 less than their previous rent—allowing them to allocate the savings toward childcare and build net‑worth earlier than the average first‑time buyer.

The stark contrast between Jennie’s struggle and the Reynolds’ success highlights the broader affordability crisis: while home prices have risen 300 % since 1990, incomes have lagged, leaving more than three‑quarters of U.S. homes unaffordable. Danielle Hale, chief economist at realtor.com, notes that buying a home in one’s early thirties can add roughly $100,000 to net worth by age 50, underscoring the long‑term financial impact of delayed ownership. Nonetheless, Jennie remains determined. “I’m not gonna give up,” she declares, vowing to buy a home within three years, even if it means taking a second nursing job. Her resolve reflects the enduring hope that, with the right support or a relocation opportunity, the American Dream of home ownership can still be achieved.

Read more: https://www.cbsnews.com/news/chasing-the-american-dream/

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Blogue immobilier France et international: Immobilier de luxe

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We popped into an open house on the way home.

Realtor 1: any feedback?
Us: I have allergies and we can smell pets and a strong chemical cleaning smell throughout the house
Realtors: we don't smell anything and no-one else mentioned it
Realtor 1: thanks I welcome negative feedback
Realtor 2: we don't own the house
(No shit Sherlock, but wtf?)

As we were leaving, my nife said they were talking about us, and rolling their eyes.

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undefined | The U.S. housing markets where million-dollar listings are standard

Realtor.com has singled out 13 U.S. housing markets where at least half of the active listings exceed $1 million, yet each market has fewer than 500 such homes. The most concentrated luxury market is Nantucket, Mass., where virtually every listing tops the $1 million mark and the median price sits at $4.08 million. Close behind are Vineyard Haven on Martha’s Vineyard (median $2.4 million) and Jackson, Wyoming, where the median reaches $1.75 million. Five of the identified hubs are in California, while the remaining locations span the country—from Kapaa, Hawaii, to Hailey, Idaho, and Petoskey, Michigan, where 53 % of homes are priced above $1 million with a median of $1.1 million. The list also features Rifle, Colorado, where ultra‑luxury properties begin near $59 million.

The common thread linking these markets is scarcity. Islands like Nantucket and Vineyard Haven are constrained by limited land and strict preservation and building codes, driving up premiums on the available parcels. In inland areas such as Jackson Hole, most of the surrounding land is publicly owned or earmarked for conservation—only about 3 % is privately held—so the few developable lots command high prices. This scarcity‑driven dynamic applies equally to coastal towns like Petoskey, where waterfront views, ski access and resort‑style living attract affluent buyers despite a relatively lower median price.

Nationally, the luxury‑threshold price—defined as the 90th percentile of homes—stood at $1.25 million in March, down 2.9 % year‑over‑year, while the overall median home price fell 2.2 % over the same period. Nevertheless, spring‑time demand is nudging prices upward: the luxury threshold rose 3.7 % and the broader market climbed 3 % from February. Although high‑income consumers continue to fuel spending in travel and related categories, the luxury housing segment is showing early signs of softness that mirror the broader real‑estate market.

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