COVID-19 is Driving the Housing Inventory Crisis in Unexpected Ways (access required)

By: Staff Report December 28, 2020

A historic inventory crisis is driving up home prices to new highs, but understanding why would-be sellers are sitting on the sideline had been guesswork. Now a new Zillow survey[i] is shedding light on how the pandemic is influencing homeowners who are considering selling in the next three years, and the reasons why they're staying ...

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COVID-19 is Driving the Housing Inventory Crisis in Unexpected Ways

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