REMarketPulse Blog

While headlines scream housing shortage, 15 states quietly crossed above 2019 inventory levels. The geographic split reveals where negotiating power shifted back to buyers.

_Updated October 9, 2025 • 6–8 min read_ TL;DR - 15 states now exceed pre-pandemic inventory: Alabama, Arizona, Colorado, Florida, Hawaii, Idaho, Nebraska, N...

September Fed decision scenarios, 2025 market scorecard, and Q4 investment strategy. Mortgage rates hit 6.35%, supply reaches 4.6 months - here's what the data reveals.

_Updated September 16, 2025 • 7–8 min read_ TL;DR - National home prices are tracking about 1–3% for 2025. No melt-up, no crash. - The 30-year fixed sits near...

Mortgage rates hit 6.35% but the real opportunity isn't where everyone's looking. Three contrarian markets offer better fundamentals than growth darlings.

The Federal Reserve meets this week with an 89% probability of cutting rates by 0.25%, potentially dropping the federal funds rate to 4.00-4.25%. Mortgage rates...

Why booming population growth doesn't always create the best real estate opportunities. The supply side tells a different story that most investors miss.

_Updated September 18, 2025 • 6–8 min read_ TL;DR - Population growth ≠ good investment: Austin's $511K median prices show how growth can price out cash flow ...

Cut through agent salesmanship with cold, hard math. One number tells you whether a market is genuinely heating up or just blowing hot air.

_Updated September 18, 2025 • 5–7 min read_ TL;DR - Supply Pressure Score = Market thermometer: One number tells you if agents are right about "hot inventory"...

Why capital flows out of Austin while accumulating in Chicago. The metric professionals track quietly that reveals market tops and bottoms.

_Updated September 18, 2025 • 4–6 min read_ TL;DR - Ratios under 15: Strong cash flow potential, attractive entry points for investors - Danger signals: Rati...

I got tired of pulling data from 5 different sources just to understand what's happening in real estate markets. Here's why I built something better.

I've been spending way too much time trying to figure out what's actually happening in real estate markets. Zillow and Redfin are fine if you're buying a house...