A $15,000 plunge in condominium prices during July brought the first big move in the Las Vegas housing market since the start ...

Condos are more likely to be found in sought-after neighborhoods and locations in major metropolitan areas and tend to sell ...

Condo prices decreased in 65 of the 100 largest markets, while single-family home prices fell in 88 markets. Much of the difference has to do with buying patterns during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Single family home sales saw a 7.1 percent drop year over year from 1,008 units in August 2022 to 936 units closed this year. However, that’s a month over month increase from the 835 closings in ...

"Condo values were hit harder than single-family homes during the recession, and lagged in the recovery, but now they are appreciating more quickly than houses," a release from Zillow states ...

In the Midwest, the median condo gained 6.3 percent to $158, 900 -- the only region where condominiums appreciated at below the national average for single-family detached homes.

Year-to-date, the median sale price for a single-family home in Central Massachusetts was $250,000, up just over 4 percent from June 2016, when the price was $239,463.

Condo Prices Rising Faster than Single-Family Home Prices Nationally, asking prices for condos – by which we mean all for-sale homes in multi-unit buildings -- rose 7.3% year-over-year.

It wasn’t even close. Median condo market values rose by 38.4 percent over the five-year period, while median single-family detached homes appreciated by 27.9 percent.

According to the report, median home prices last month remained tied with record highs of $1,050,000 for single-family homes and $500,000 for condos, an increase of 20.3% and 19%, respectively ...