Lisa Miller, PLLC - Realty One Group

06/05/2026

Home-Price Reductions Decline in April
Did you know over a third of U.S. home sellers cut their prices in April? 🏠📉 Some cities, like San Antonio and Austin, saw price reductions soar above 55%! Curious what this means for buyers and sellers? Let’s talk in the comments! 👇
https://www.roomvu.com/agent-news/lisa-miller-2/1716122-Home-Price-Reductions-Decline-in-April

06/05/2026

Home-Price Reductions Decline in April

In April, 35.4% of U.S. home sellers cut their asking prices, slightly down from 35.6% in March and below the August peak of 36.6%. The average price cut was 4%. However, 21 metros saw increases in price reductions, with Phoenix rising to 50.8%, Seattle to 29.5%, and Orlando to 47.8%. San Antonio had the highest share at 58.7%, followed by Austin at 55.8%, Phoenix, Dallas, and Tampa. Continue to full article

In April, 35.4% of U.S. home sellers cut their asking prices, slightly down from 35.6% in March and below the August peak of 36.6%. The average price cut was 4%. However, 21 metros saw increases in…

06/04/2026

Homebuyers Return Despite Higher Mortgage Rates

06/04/2026

Homebuyers Return Despite Higher Mortgage Rates

Purchase mortgage applications ↑4% from the prior period and ↑7% yearly, showing buyers re-engaging despite higher borrowing costs across major loan types. Total mortgage application volume ↑~2% for the May 8 period, while 30-yr fixed rates reached the mid-6% range, their highest recent reading. Context matters: the buyer rebound followed a softer spring start, when demand paused amid economic uncertainty and market volatility for some shoppers....

06/04/2026

Arizona Housing Gap Has Deeper Roots

Slide 1 Everyone blames short-term rentals for Arizona's housing crisis… but the real story? Way deeper, way messier. Slide 2 Since 2010, Arizona added 57K short-term listings but lost 55K vacation homes—basically a swap, not a takeover. Slide 3 The real culprit: home building crashed after 2008, and permits fell nearly 50% the decade after. Slide 4 Population grew 13% in the 2010s, housing 11%, then pandemic demand and low rates spiked prices 64% by 2022. Slide 5 Now in 2026, Arizona is still paying for a decade of underbuilding—proof that today's housing pain was written long before anyone noticed.

Slide 1 Everyone blames short-term rentals for Arizona's housing crisis… but the real story? Way deeper, way messier. Slide 2 Since 2010, Arizona added 57K short-term listings but lost 55K vac…

06/04/2026

Arizona Housing Gap Has Deeper Roots

06/02/2026

Phoenix Open House Secrets Revealed by Lisa Miller
Let’s connect and talk about the latest insights in the industry!

06/01/2026

Phoenix Buyers: Plan for HOA Fees

In Phoenix, HOA dues can shape long-term affordability alongside purchase price and mortgage rates, especially because they are less predictable than fixed payments. HOA boards can usually raise dues without every resident voting, so buyers should understand governance, bylaws, and decision-making before committing to a home. Board experience can vary, making reserve planning important; underfunded accounts may lead to delayed maintenance, special assessments, or sudden dues changes for owners....

In Phoenix, HOA dues can shape long-term affordability alongside purchase price and mortgage rates, especially because they are less predictable than fixed payments. HOA boards can usually raise du…

06/01/2026

Phoenix Buyers: Plan for HOA Fees

05/31/2026

Why high-end buyers are prioritizing adaptable living spaces in 2026
Is bigger still better in luxury real estate? 🏡 In 2026, adaptable spaces and smart design are what high-end buyers crave! Discover how flexible layouts and tech-driven comfort are shaping future-proof homes. Ready to rethink luxury? ✨
https://www.roomvu.com/agent-news/lisa-miller-2/1704929-Why-high-end-buyers-are-prioritizing-adaptable-living-spaces