Zillow Research

Zillow Confirms What We Already Knew: Our Mortgage Costs More Than Last Year

By CandysDirt.com Contributor / May 25, 2022 /

Dallas-Fort Worth residents are paying $638 more on a monthly mortgage payment compared to a year ago.

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Zillow Has Zeroed in On Exact Times to Maximize the Sales Price of a Dallas-Fort Worth Home

By CandysDirt.com Contributor / April 9, 2022 /
The RE/MAX National Housing Report reveals Dallas-Fort Worth home sales were up 4.6 percent over last year. The August Zillow Real Estate Market Report showed a 4.1 percent increase for D/FW home sales.

When are the ideal times to list a house? According to a new Zillow analysis, homes listed in the second half of April — next week if you’re keeping score — can expect to fetch 2.8 percent more or about $9,300 on the typical U.S. home. Homes listed on any Thursday, when shoppers are planning…

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As Spring Homebuying Season Nears, Inventory Hits Historic Low in Dallas-Fort Worth

By Marlin Weso / January 22, 2022 /
As Spring Homebuying Season Nears, Inventory Hits Historic Low in Dallas-Fort Worth

A new Zillow report finds that the number of homes for sale around the country hit a record low in 2021 — down more than 40% from the end of 2019 before the pandemic hit.

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Zillow Confirms What We Already Knew About Home Remodeling Projects, Especially in Dallas

By Marlin Weso / January 3, 2022 /

We all make New Year’s resolutions to improve ourselves. Sometimes, that means forking over about $500 for a yearly fitness center membership. By March, however, the enthusiasm is gone. The reasons make too much sense: That five-block commute to the fitness center is beginning to seem too far. Somehow, those stylish gym clothes shrunk in…

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Quarantine is Over, But Zillow Surfing is Still a Thing

By Joanna England / June 15, 2021 /

Popularized in a hilarious Saturday Night Live skit, the act of scrolling through listings like a dating app on a Friday night — Zillow surfing, to the uninitiated — has continued despite the end of stay-at-home orders. The act of escapism that is visually rifling through a stranger’s home and imagining how your furniture would…

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