To begin this month's real estate update, we will look at Greater Lansing’s tri-county region, which is composed of Clinton, Eaton, Ingham. Experiencing similar trends seen across East and West Michigan, year-over-year new listings in the tri-county region have decreased across the board with Eaton County again experiencing the least significant loss of -14.8% totaling 86. On the other hand, Ingham County saw the most significant loss in year-over-year new listings, down -35.9% totaling 200. Clinton County co... read more

To begin this real estate update, we will focus on Greater Lansing’s tri-county region, which is composed of Clinton, Eaton, and Ingham. Experiencing similar trends seen across East and West Michigan, year-over-year new listings in the tri-county region have decreased across the board with Eaton County experiencing the least significant loss of -11.8% totaling 1,492. On the other hand, Clinton County saw the most significant loss in year-over-year new listings, down -16.5% totaling 1,040. Eaton Coun... read more

To begin this real estate update, we will focus on Greater Lansing’s tri-county region, which is composed of Clinton, Eaton, and Ingham. Following the same trends seen across Michigan, year-to-date new listings in this region have decreased across the board with Eaton County experiencing the least significant loss of -12.5% totaling 1,410. On the other hand, Clinton County saw the most significant loss in year-to-date new listings, down -19.0% totaling 974. Eaton County continues its posit... read more

We will begin this real estate update by looking at Lansing's tri-county region, specifically the counties of Clinton, Eaton, and Ingham. As expected, the housing market here still follows the same trends as in west and southeastern Michigan. Homes here have seen year-to-date new listings fall across the board with Clinton County for the second month in a row experiencing the most significant loss, dropping  -24.1%. On the other hand, Ingham County again saw the least significant loss, down -17.5%. All th... read more

Though spring real estate markets across the country are not acting in a typical manner, our real estate professionals at CBWM Family of Companies have been safely doing their part to keep the industry going. Home prices in our area are not expected to drop because of the on-going housing shortage as well as to homes being withdrawn from the market during these times. That said, listings held back from the market today will be pushed into the summer months, resulting in more competition as pent-up demand gradually ... read more