Happy Earth Day! 🌎The Realtor.com econ team recently partnered with Cox Automotive to identify the most EV friendly housing markets in the U.S. California markets are prominent, but just about every region is featured. realtor.com/research/elect…

The rise in EV ownership means more demand for EV-Friendly homes 🚘

Here are the top EV-Friendly housing markets ⬇️

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#EarthDay

Sending extra love to the friend who comes along to the open houses ❤️

You can only pick one: big backyard or big kitchen?

The top metros where Gen-Z are buying homes:

1. Jacksonville, NC
2. Elkhart, IN
3. Lima, OH
4. Waterloo, IA
5. Cumberland, MD

(15-17% are Gen-Z homebuyers)

The full list: rltor.cm/6c1htn

Soooo, what kind of day are we having? 🥲

It's Best Time to List Week! ⏰

Listing during this week means:
- low competition
- fast market pace (+17%)
- above-average prices + buyer demand

👀 Homes in some cities are selling for up to 20% more

See what your home is worth: rltor.cm/l3i0mn

By 2035, there could be 9.2 million fewer boomer homeowner households

(Source: Freddie Mac)

Buying a starter home is now more expensive than renting in America's 50 largest metros:

By how much more exactly?
• 141.5% in Austin, TX
• 121.1% in Seattle, WA
• 99% in Phoenix, AZ
• 86% in Nashville, TN

The full report: rltor.cm/m5vnln

Real estate apps > dating apps

Homebuying is an extreme sport

Where would you buy a home and retire?

What is the silliest HOA rule you've seen?

“Kylie tends to overpay for everything she buys, but she didn’t get a good deal on the house.”

They initially listed it at $21.9 million two years ago, then reduced it to $19.9 million a year later before pulling it from the market.

Full story: rltor.cm/hjxhx4

When you see it 👀:

The average American household spends $2,869 on property taxes for their homes each year, according to the U.S. Census Bureau.

What are property taxes like in your area? 🤔

When the listing says, 'lovingly maintained'

it really means ______ 😅

If you could move anywhere in the world, where would you be?

These cities across the U.S. will pay you up to $20,000 to move there 🤑

According to MakeMyMove, these 'places across the U.S. are welcoming new residents with incentives, signing bonuses and networking opportunities'

Read more: rltor.cm/g11i6i