Realtor.com Launches Market Clock Tool for Housing Insights
Written by Emily J. Thompson, Senior Investment Analyst
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- Market Condition Analysis: According to a new analysis from Realtor.com, over 60% of the nation's major housing markets have shifted into balanced or buyer-friendly territory, with only 26% remaining seller's markets, indicating potential impacts on future home buying decisions and market dynamics.
- Market Clock Tool: The newly launched Market Clock by Realtor.com positions the national housing market at 3 o'clock, indicating a 'Balanced-Loosening' phase, which, while changing slowly, provides clear guidance on market trends for both buyers and sellers.
- Regional Market Variations: The South and West dominate the buyer's markets, with 7 out of 8 located in Florida and Texas, suggesting that increasing inventory and price cuts in these areas may give buyers a negotiating edge.
- Concentration of Seller Markets: Most seller markets are concentrated in the Midwest and Northeast, with cities like Hartford and Milwaukee exhibiting 'Peak Seller' conditions, indicating that competition remains fierce and sellers hold an advantage in pricing.
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About NWS
News Corporation is a diversified media and information services company. Its Digital Real Estate Services segment consists of the Company's interest in REA Group and Move. REA Group is a digital media business specializing in property and property-related services on its Websites and mobile apps. Move is a provider of digital real estate services in the United States and primarily operates Realtor.com, a real estate information, advertising and services platform, its referral-based services, online tools and services to do-it-yourself landlords and tenants. Its Dow Jones segment includes Dow Jones, a global provider of news and business information, which distributes its content and data through a variety of media channels. Its Book Publishing segment consists of HarperCollins, a consumer book publisher with operations in 15 countries. Its News Media segment consists of News Corp Australia, News UK and the New York Post and includes The Australian, The Daily Telegraph, among others.
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Emily J. Thompson
Emily J. Thompson, a Chartered Financial Analyst (CFA) with 12 years in investment research, graduated with honors from the Wharton School. Specializing in industrial and technology stocks, she provides in-depth analysis for Intellectia’s earnings and market brief reports.
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- Market Trend Analysis: According to a recent analysis by Realtor.com, over 60% of the nation's major housing markets have shifted into balanced or buyer-friendly territory, while only 26% remain seller's markets, impacting decision-making strategies for both buyers and sellers.
- Market Clock Tool: The newly launched Market Clock by Realtor.com places the national housing market at the 3 o'clock position, indicating a 'Balanced-Loosening' phase, suggesting that while the market is moving towards buyer-friendly conditions, the pace is not rapid, reflecting the market's complexity.
- Regional Market Variations: Among the top 50 metros, the South and West dominate the buyer's markets, with 7 out of 8 located in Florida and Texas, indicating increased inventory and price cuts, thereby enhancing buyers' negotiating power.
- Concentration of Seller Markets: Most seller markets are concentrated in the Midwest and Northeast, with 4 markets in 'Peak Seller' status, indicating that competition remains fierce in these areas, although seller advantages are beginning to soften.
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- Market Clock Tool: The newly launched Market Clock by Realtor.com positions the national housing market at 3 o'clock, indicating a 'Balanced-Loosening' phase, which, while changing slowly, provides clear guidance on market trends for both buyers and sellers.
- Regional Market Variations: The South and West dominate the buyer's markets, with 7 out of 8 located in Florida and Texas, suggesting that increasing inventory and price cuts in these areas may give buyers a negotiating edge.
- Concentration of Seller Markets: Most seller markets are concentrated in the Midwest and Northeast, with cities like Hartford and Milwaukee exhibiting 'Peak Seller' conditions, indicating that competition remains fierce and sellers hold an advantage in pricing.
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- High-End Listing Threshold: In Rifle, Colo., the top 1% of listings start at an astonishing $59.2 million, significantly surpassing the ultra-luxury thresholds of coastal powerhouses like Los Angeles and New York, reflecting unique market demand and supply constraints in the region.
- National Luxury Market Overview: In March 2026, the national luxury threshold at the 90th percentile reached nearly $1.25 million, showing a 3.7% month-over-month increase despite a slight year-over-year decline, indicating seasonal stabilization in the market.
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- High-End Listing Threshold: In Rifle, Colo., the top 1% of listings start at a staggering $59.2 million, significantly surpassing the ultra-luxury thresholds of coastal cities like Los Angeles and New York, indicating rapid growth in the local luxury market.
- National Luxury Market Overview: As of March 2026, the national luxury market's 90th percentile threshold is nearly $1.25 million, showing a 3.7% month-over-month increase despite being slightly lower than 2025 levels, indicating seasonal stabilization.
- Market Diversity: The report highlights that, in addition to traditional coastal and mountain markets, Petoskey, Mich. has 53% of its listings priced above $1 million, reflecting how lifestyle-driven demand is creating new luxury hotspots across the country.
See More
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- Market Trend Analysis: According to a recent analysis by Realtor.com, over 60% of the nation's major housing markets have shifted into balanced or buyer-friendly territory, while only 26% remain seller's markets, impacting decision-making strategies for both buyers and sellers.
- Market Clock Tool: The newly launched Market Clock by Realtor.com places the national housing market at the 3 o'clock position, indicating a 'Balanced-Loosening' phase, suggesting that while the market is moving towards buyer-friendly conditions, the pace is not rapid, reflecting the market's complexity.
- Regional Market Variations: Among the top 50 metros, the South and West dominate the buyer's markets, with 7 out of 8 located in Florida and Texas, indicating increased inventory and price cuts, thereby enhancing buyers' negotiating power.
- Concentration of Seller Markets: Most seller markets are concentrated in the Midwest and Northeast, with 4 markets in 'Peak Seller' status, indicating that competition remains fierce in these areas, although seller advantages are beginning to soften.
See More
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- Market Condition Analysis: According to a new analysis from Realtor.com, over 60% of the nation's major housing markets have shifted into balanced or buyer-friendly territory, with only 26% remaining seller's markets, indicating potential impacts on future home buying decisions and market dynamics.
- Market Clock Tool: The newly launched Market Clock by Realtor.com positions the national housing market at 3 o'clock, indicating a 'Balanced-Loosening' phase, which, while changing slowly, provides clear guidance on market trends for both buyers and sellers.
- Regional Market Variations: The South and West dominate the buyer's markets, with 7 out of 8 located in Florida and Texas, suggesting that increasing inventory and price cuts in these areas may give buyers a negotiating edge.
- Concentration of Seller Markets: Most seller markets are concentrated in the Midwest and Northeast, with cities like Hartford and Milwaukee exhibiting 'Peak Seller' conditions, indicating that competition remains fierce and sellers hold an advantage in pricing.
See More
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- Luxury Market Concentration: According to the Realtor.com® report, 99% of active listings in Nantucket are priced above $1 million, highlighting the area's extreme concentration in the luxury real estate market and reinforcing its status as a benchmark for luxury.
- High-End Listing Threshold: In Rifle, Colo., the top 1% of listings start at an astonishing $59.2 million, significantly surpassing the ultra-luxury thresholds of coastal powerhouses like Los Angeles and New York, reflecting unique market demand and supply constraints in the region.
- National Luxury Market Overview: In March 2026, the national luxury threshold at the 90th percentile reached nearly $1.25 million, showing a 3.7% month-over-month increase despite a slight year-over-year decline, indicating seasonal stabilization in the market.
- Lifestyle-Driven Demand: The report highlights areas like Petoskey, Mich., where 53% of listings exceed $1 million, demonstrating how lifestyle-driven demand is creating emerging pockets of luxury markets across the country.
See More
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- Filing Details: The acquisition was reported in a SEC filing, indicating a significant investment in the media company.
See More
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- Price Decline Continues: The median listing price in March 2026 was $415,450, down 2.2% year-over-year, marking the fifth consecutive month of price declines, indicating market weakness that could undermine buyer and seller confidence.
- Inventory Continues to Rise: Active listings reached 964,477, an 8.1% increase year-over-year, showing a gradual recovery in inventory, yet still below typical pre-pandemic levels from 2017-2019, suggesting a persistent supply-demand imbalance that increases competition for buyers.
- Surge in New Listings: New listings jumped 21.2% from February to 439,000, exceeding historical seasonal averages, reflecting increased seller confidence; however, the future market trajectory remains uncertain and requires close monitoring.
- Slow Market Response: The median days on market reached 57, four days longer than last year, indicating a slowdown in sales pace; although price adjustments have improved, the market still needs time to adapt to the new economic environment.
See More
