Demand
Following are all UrbanTurf articles filed under Demand, from most recent to least.
The Differences Between the Hot Housing Market in 2021 and the 2008 Bubble
Nena Perry-Brown | May 6th 2021
With 46 million people reaching the median homebuying age over the next decade, demand is only expected to intensify.... read»
A New Tool Measures Home Buyer Demand in the DC Area
Nena Perry-Brown | March 16th 2021
Bright MLS launched the Bright T3 Home Demand Index, which inputs housing market data points to deliver a score that provides a sense of the homebuyi... read»
Flexible-Hotel Conversion Requested for a Few Arlington Apartment Complexes
Nena Perry-Brown | January 13th 2021
Amid low demand and apartment vacancies spurred by COVID, a few buildings in Arlington are seeking to switch things up.... read»
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