August brought a clear pullback in sales, and inventory moved in the opposite direction. Here is what the latest housing data means for your inspection
Let’s get straight to what the July housing data means for your inspection operation. Sales cooled off from June’s pace, and mortgage rate forecasts show
Let’s cut straight to what the June housing data means for your operation. We see a very stable market, but the consistent build-up in home
Let’s talk about the May housing forecast. We’re not looking at a runaway market, but we are seeing the kind of inventory growth that can
What does the start of the latest housing forecast tell us about home inspection volume in 2026? March housing data shows a clear seasonal pickup, with
Skipping a professional inspection doesn’t save money — it just moves the cost to after closing. The Ride Along hosts Brad Lowery and Matt Brading
December closed out 2025 with a small but noticeable lift in activity, and 2026 forecasts are pointing toward moderate growth. Existing home sales for December
A tighter market with steady demand October’s housing activity reflects a market that remains constrained but steady. Existing home sales totaled 358,000, a +0.8% month-over-month
September’s housing data shows a market in transition. Sales dipped again, but inventory climbed to its highest level since 2020, potentially giving buyers more breathing
August brought softer sales numbers but steady inventory, with signs that inspectors should keep a close eye on pipelines heading into the fall. Sales and
