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The residential real estate market is remaining resilient as the country still struggles to beat the COVID-19 pandemic. Three separate reports recently revealed... how the housing market is still showing growth. Here’s a look at each one. 1. Ivy Zelman’s Real Estate Broker Survey The survey explains that purchaser demand remains strong: This month’s overall homebuyer demand ratingwas easily the strongest sequential gain in our survey historyStrength continues to be led by the entry-levelWhile high-end demand is less robust in an absolute sense, there has also been relative improvement, with contacts attributing incremental improvement to the stock market’s rebound, record low mortgage rates and luxury customers trading out of high-priced cities. 2. The National Association of Home Builders Housing Market Index The index reveals that builder confidence has returned to levels last seen prior to the pandemic: In a strong signal that the housing market is ready to lead a post-COVID economic recovery, builder confidence in the market for newly-built single-family homes jumped 14 points to 72 in July, according to the latest National Association of Home Builders/Wells Fargo Housing Market Index (HMI). The HMI now stands at the solid pre-pandemic reading in March before the outbreak affected much of the nation. 3. The realtor.com Housing Market Recovery Index This index leverages a weighted average of four key components of the housing industry, tracking each of the following: Housing Demand Growth in online search activity Home Price Growth in asking prices Housing Supply Growth of new listings Pace of Sales Difference in time-on-market It then compares the current status to the last week of January 2020 market trend, as a baseline for pre-COVID market growth. The overall index is set to 100 in this baseline period. The higher a market’s index value, the higher its recovery and vice versa. The latest results came in at 101, with realtor.com explaining: The U.S. Housing Market has recovered from the immediate disruption caused by the COVID pandemic and returned to January 2020 growth levels. Call Kristi at 310.779.8890 for more information

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Your Home Sold Guaranteed or I’ll Buy It! * To discuss the sale of your Home Call KRISTI at 310.779.8890 and Start Packing!' Did you know that 1 in 6 Americans ...currently live in a multigenerational household? According to Generations United, the number of multigenerational households rose from 42.4 million in 2000 to 64 million in 2016. The 2018 Profile of Home Buyers and Sellers from the National Association of Realtors shows that 12% of all buyers have a multigenerational household. Why Are Many Americans Choosing to Live in a Multigenerational Household? The benefits to multigenerational living are significant. According to Toll Brothers, In recent years, there’s been a steady rise in the number of multigenerational homes in America. Homeowners and their families are discovering new ways to get the most out of home with choices that fit the many facets of their lives. The piece continues to explain the top 5 benefits of multigenerational living. Here is the list, and a small excerpt from their article: 1. Shared Expenses Maintaining two households is undeniably costlier and more rigorous than sharing the responsibilities of one. By bringing family members and resources together under one roof, families can collectively address their expenses and allocate finances accordingly. 2. Shared Responsibilities Distributing chores and age-appropriate responsibilities amongst family members is a tremendous way of ensuring that everyone does their part. For younger, more able-bodied members, physical work such as mowing the lawn or moving furniture is a nice trade-off so that the older generation can focus on less physically demanding tasks. 3. Strengthened Family Bond While most families come together on special occasions, multigenerational families have the luxury of seeing each other every day. By living under one roof, these families develop a high level of attachment and closeness. 4. Ensured Family Safety With multiple generations under one roof, a home is rarely ever left unoccupied for long, and living with other family members increases the chances that someone is present to assist elderly family members should they have an accident. 5. Privacy One of the primary trepidations families face when shifting their lifestyle is the fear of losing privacy. With so many heads under one roof, it can feel like there’s no place to turn for solitude. Yet, these floor plans are designed to ensure that every family member can have quiet time [and] allow for complete separation between the generations within the household. Your Home Sold Guaranteed or I’ll Buy It! * To discuss the sale of your Home Call KRISTI at 310.779.8890 and Start Packing!'