The combined value of U.S. homes climbed to $49.7 trillion in 2024. Two upstate New York metros—Albany and Rochester—had the fastest growth in aggregate home value, while Florida metros grew more slowly. San Diego and Seattle look set to join eight other metros with homes worth $1 trillion in 2025.| Redfin Real Estate News
The U.S. housing market has tilted in favor of buyers for the first time this decade, with 3.7 months of for-sale supply sitting on the market in January. That's the most since February 2019 and up from 3.3 months a year ago. It’s worth noting that the picture looks different across different areas of the country, with buyers favored across Sun Belt metros, while sellers generally have more power in the Northeast and Midwest.| Redfin Real Estate News
