May 2018 Volume 44, Number 5 | |||||
More Homebuyers Bidding on Homes Sight UnseenThirty-five percent of homebuyers last year said they made an offer on a home sight-unseen, up from 33 percent in May 2017 and 19 percent in June 2016. These findings are based on a Redfin-commissioned survey conducted in November and December 2017, which reviewed responses from 1,503 homebuyers who purchased their homes within the previous 12 months.
Out of all groups, millennial homebuyers were the most likely to make an offer sight-unseen with 45 percent in November and 41 percent in May reporting that they had done so. People who are unable to tour a home right away because they are busy or are relocating are turning to online tools like Redfin 3D Walkthrough and FaceTime®. In addition, there is also a vast array of reviews, statistics, maps, and articles online that buyers can use to explore a home and its surrounding neighborhood. |
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2019 Federal Budget Housing Outlook 2017 Homeownership Rate Increased Despite Shortage of Homes RE/MAX Set to Launch Marketing Automation Tools for Agents First U.S. Real Estate Deed Recorded Using Ethereum More Homebuyers Bidding on Homes Sight Unseen Millennials Most Active Homebuyer Group Homesellers Spy on Prospective Buyers During Open Houses Home Depot Donates $50 Million to Reduce Home Construction Shortage | |||
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