Going into 2020, the single-family residential market was relatively stable. While the pandemic initially froze the market for a few months as people complied with stay-at-home orders to try and slow the spread of the coronavirus, the residential market bounced back with a vengeance during the second half of the year. While sales volume has
Single family: Suddenly a seller’s market
The residential sector is seeing a surge in activity—and prices—as pent-up demand and low interest rates meet delays in new construction and tighter supply.
