Real Estate Update Increased Inventory Offers More Options for Buyers

Real Estate Jerky Daily

Welcome to another episode of Real Estate Jerky Daily with your hosts, Ed Parcaut and Mike Kelly! In today's Market Update Tuesday Edition, we delve into the latest real estate trends and statistics. 🌟 📈 **Today's Highlights:** - **Inventory Update:** Nationwide inventory is up to 634,132, a significant increase from 460,000 last year. More options for buyers! - **Historical Context:** Active listings in 2015 were 1.18 million. - **Price Trends:** The Federal Housing Finance Agency (FHFA) Price Index shows a 6.3% annual gain in April, while Case-Shiller also reports a 6.3% annual gain. - **Title Policy Issues:** An unexpected title policy fee mix-up in a recent transaction and what it means for future deals. Join us as we break down these numbers and provide insights into what’s going on in the real estate market. Is a bubble on the horizon? Or are we in a healthy growth period? We'll discuss it all! 🎙 **Host Bio:** - **Ed Parcaut:** Realtor and mortgage expert with years of experience in the real estate industry. - **Mike Kelly:** Seasoned real estate professional with deep knowledge of market trends and buyer behavior. 🔗**Follow Us:** - Website: [Ed Parcaut] - Facebook: [Ed Parcaut] - Twitter: [@parcaut] - Instagram: [@edparcaut] **Contact:** For inquiries and sponsorship opportunities, email us at [e-mail] 📅 Tune in Daily:

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