>> thanks, wilf, we love talking about zillow offers.y strong offers, especially in this time, sara, as you said of pretty significant home appreciation the most recent innovation with our i buying zillow offers we're excited about is this actually putting live offers on houses. so zestimates have been this incredibly important product where homeowners come to zillow, want to see their home value and now in 23 cities we've transformed that to be an actual cash offer so for sellers who are looking for a strong offer, certainty about closing, flexibility about closing, especially in this market where, you know, when and will you be able to find your next home, we're seeing a lot of customers that think that's a pretty great thing. >> what are the hottest markets right now? >> back to this suburban question, we're seeing a lot of excitement around places like columbus, ohio, austin, nashville. and what that is, is these places where there's a metro center, so you have those conveniences, you have the culture of a city but then there's the s

according to zillow, the average price of a home is $1,774,180.ead last, kansas city, kansas. >> my hometown, toledo, ohio. 178 out of 191. >> ouch. >> yeah. >> sorry. >> no wonder you're a little high-strung, huh? >> hey, come on, will, i'm chill. you can insult me. >> you're chill. i gotta say something. 'said it before and i'll say it again. if i thought a reverse mortgage was just some kind of trick to take your home, i wouldn't even be here. it's just a loan, like any other, with one big difference- and that difference is how you choose to pay it back. find out how reverse mortgage loans really work with aag's free, no-obligation reverse mortgage guide eliminate monthly mortgage payments, pay bills, medical costs, and more. call now! other mortgages are paid back each month, but with a reverse mortgage, you can pay whatever you can, when it works for you, or, you can choose to wait, and pay it off in one lump sum when you leave your home. call today and find out more in aag's free, no-obligation reverse mortgage loan guide. access tax-free ca

ali: on zillow and redfin, housing is made to look their expensive. we have run the numbers.erest rates are all from the floor but the monthly payment is still down. there are some consumers that are savvy enough to recognize that and say i want to jump in and that is creating the feverish pace today where people are saying i need to get in now. the issue is that interest rates are likely going to go up. if you are a builder and signing a contract today, the lead time until someone can get that home has become extended. we have heard up to 15 months. caroline: is that on the back of a supply-side issue? why the big disconnect? ali: i smile because it is everything. it starts with supply-side issues. 89% of builders say that that will impact their ability to build. local jurisdictions did not think housing was going to be this hot. the government are scrambling to get permits done, get entitlements done. all we talked about in 2019 was the labor shortage. you will never hear about annette because lumber is taking the front stage. there is a lot of factors working against the b

jeff tucker is a seattle based economist for zillow. the real estate companies. latest survey found that 11% of americans moved in the past 12 months. 3 quarter said they moved for positive reasons like being closer to family or living in a place they'd always wanted to try ok, let's talk destinations now. where did people move in 2020, the top 5 for phoenix. >> charlotte austin dallas fort worth and sarasota, florida. so with all have in common warmer mild winters. this is this is really the sunbelt not to mention wide open spaces and more bang for your buck when it comes to housing. and as they say, everything's bigger in texas about 40% of those participants said they had to move for negative reasons, including i lost my job or my income was slashed and i needed to move elsewhere. but real estate agents here in dallas. also tell me this was the best year for selling existing homes that they have seen. >> since 2006 reporting in texas tonight marking martin news. >> check this out. dash camera video out of florida captured a meteor flaring across the night sky

in the a big fan zillow is much more exciting, has bigger potential that's the one i would buy it.but z is on my radar. >> steve weiss gmvhy, multiple inquiries, it is a new buy for you. >> one of the largest online gaming and sports betting companies in the world 20 countries it is cheaper than draftkings. this company actually makes money. it is cheaper than penn gaming >> okay. all right. >>+most of their pus has been shut down in europe. >> he will we will make that your final trade for time's sake josh, then court, thenar issate, give us a name >> i forgot what i was going to say. i'm sorry. >> thank you very much >> score capital i'm sorry. it threw me off with one word. new 52-week high. >> you know what we have got to go. that does it for us. kell, what can i say enough said. the exchange begins now. >> thank you very much scott hi, everybody. i'm kelly evans. here's what's ahead on the exchange today intel is set to report earnings. can the battleground name and key u.s. supplier justify its recent rally with new ceo ambitious turnaround plan and more competition than othe

zillow telling "the chronicle" that san franciscans are escaping more to seattle than any other part of the country. austin, text t, and portland, oregon, round out the top three. former san jose residents are most commonly headed to austin, texas, followed by denver and boulder, colorado. >> i've had some friends move to texas and i'm like, you're gonna miss this beautiful view, aren't you? taking a live look outside of the golden gate bridge, such beautiful vista point. so many great areas in the bay area, and the weather, it has certainly been cooperating. nice and cool spring-like temperatures lately. are those continuing today, kari? >> absolutely. we're going to have more of that. we've had a nice little ocean breeze but it also brings in morning clouds and what we're seeing right now as you get ready to head out for your commute this morning. temperatures in the upper 50s, and -- upper 40s, reaching into the upper 50s by noon and that is as the sky clears out. eventually we'll make it into the mid-60s for the south bay, but there will be some spots in the inland areas reaching

according to zillow, the average price of a home there is $1,774,180.ould do the trick. as for the least chilled cities, shreveport and memphis were most stressed out. and dead last, kansas ci, >>> right now on "america this morning," new details about the workplace shooting in texas. >> i would just pray to god that, you know, give me the opportunity to be alive. >> what police are revealing about the alleged shooter. also what we're learning about the former nfl player who allegedly shot and killed five people in south carolina including a prominent doctor and the reaction after president biden vows to take action on gun control. >>> a major development in the sex scandal surrounding florida congressman matt gaetz. what financial transactions reportedly show and this morning, the first republican in congress calling for gaetz to resign. >>> volcano emergency. the urgent call to evacuate with

and the cost of building new houses is up for buyers, experts recommend apps like realtor.com or zillow to narrow your search and for alerts when houses go on the market also, know your budget so you can make an offer fast and avoid a bidding war. for sellers, multiple offers are great, but know where you're moving to so you aren't stuck looking for a home >> we had too much home for empty nesters. >> reporter: arnie and his wife recently sold their miami home they wanted to buy but are renting for now. >> we're just going to wait until we feel that the market is sane. >> all right, stephanie. for folks trying to time this, when might prices start going down >> reporter: lester, it could be a while. experts don't compare this to the 2008 housing bubble it's very different. and with pent-up demand from the pandemic, prices are likely to continue rising until next year lester? >> okay. stephanie ruhle, thank you. >>> up next, how one man's gift of art is "inspiring america." >>> finally, i want you to meet a man who's found a way to combine his art and the art of giving. if you're wanderi

according to zillow, the median price for a home in california. $635,000. but that's not the case for one home in contra, costa county, high on the hill seated on a 5,000 square foot lot leased to a home in martinez hitting the market at $725,000. 3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, a garage. the house had been only listed for hours already offer started pouring in. they area realtors say housing inventories down throughout the bay area making for a competitive market for buyers. >> a house like this with the standard down payment of 10% going on here in just about 4,000 mark got you can go to is the south bay. so it's a very convenient location. you know, that's why some people want to live here. >> ross says over the next year he expects prices will only continue to go up. still ahead on the kron 4 morning news firefighters in san francisco will now be. >> house out on the water. a look at a first of its kind floating fire station that will be calm a historic building going to use it. welcome back to the kron 4 morning news, harvey lets get another check of weather

seeing that first real big pa in rental prices month over month since the beginning of the pandemic, zillow senior economist joshua clark talks about the going rate for a one bedroom in san francisco. you're looking anywhere from the mid 2 thousands to over 3,000 depending on what type of building you're going. you're going to get into. but that's still a far cry way. what we're seeing a year ago. i want to read typically seeing rents 300 to $400 higher on these types of buildings. the negative economic impact of the pandemic is not only wearing off in the san francisco rental market says we're across the bay area. it's the same story we mentioned 3% in san francisco, 4 and a half in berkeley, 2 and a half percent increase in san mateo. the 2% in the east bay in double walnut creek. san jose redwood city oakland, same prices are going up. >> still cheaper than it was last year. but getting closer and closer as we move throughout the spring. i've been telling my friends in san francisco that for a while get in now. >> haaziq kron 4 news. >> for your money this morning. the white house is rev

for buyers, experts recommend apps like realtor.com or zillow to narrow your search and for alerts whennow your budget so you can make an offer fast and avoid a bidding war. for sellers, multiple offers are great but know where you are moving to so you aren't stuck looking for a home. >> we have too much home for empty nest terse. >> reporter: they recently sold and wanted to buy but are renting for now. >> we're going to wait until we feel that the market is sane. >> reporter: if you are waiting for prices to go down, you'll likely be waiting for a while. experts don't see this like the 2008 housing bubble and with demand this high, prices are likely to keep going higher, at least through next year. phillip? >> buyer beware. >>> next on "early today," a big bleeping show support. justices side with a sde'stunt curse filled rant. >>> a bee swarm goes on the attack in texas. align contains a quality probiotic to naturally help soothe digestive upsets 24/7. try align, the pros in digestive health. brushing only reaches 25% of your mouth. listerine® cleans virtually 100%. helping to preven

"the chronicle" analyzed zillow data which shows lower home values year over year in nearly every zip code. the only zip codes that went higher were in the outer mission and sunset district. home prices in san jose shot up 8%. napa safe 13% growth. >>> the giants salesforce tower is gearing up to reopen and employees can work at home through 2021 or volunteer to return to the iconic tower beginning next month. salesforce says to come back you have to be vaccinated. several other tech companies including facebook, intel and facebook have announced that returning employees will not be vaccinated. >>> here's more work-from-home data. new this morning a bay-area council shows that the practice is four times higher here now than before the pandemic. the jump from around 6% to 26%. that amounts to nearly 1 million fewer daily commuters across the region. council members will talk more about those findings later today, and britain's princes william and harry paid tribute to their grandfather prince philip remembering his wit and barbecue skills. the brothers in the middle of a family rift is

i know just where we live all of the house prices have gone up at least $50000.00 you can look on zillow and on paper it's all a $50000.00 of course if everybody were try to capture that gain it would probably decline rapidly but nevertheless it's just selling you on paper at least you can borrow against it you don't need to sell that property to borrow it $50000.00 more equity at your disposal to borrow against borrow buy the 2nd homes as we were covering in the last episode you can buy more stocks * you can continue to run away from the bottom 8090 percent of the population then when this is really a stark indication of this inequality in the economy so the the house is going up at a rate that's commensurate with the money supply increase right the 15 to 20 percent that their money supply is increasing but because of the way the economy is set up here in the united states that does not get reflected in the wages because when it comes to adjust wages the government will say well there's only one or 2 percent inflation so we're not going to adjust wages up more than one or 2 percent. bec

year i know just where we live all of the house prices have gone up at least 50000 you can look on zillow and on paper it's all a $50000.00 of course if everybody were try to capture that gain it would probably decline rapidly but nevertheless it's just showing you on paper at least you can borrow against it you don't need to sell that property to borrow it $50000.00 more equity at your disposal.

. >> watching zillow no purchase. >> doc, quick. >> spiker puts >> thank you exchange is now. >>> thank you, scott hi, everybody. here is what's ahead this hour apple is kicking off its product event right now. we have new air pads, air pods may be the long rumored air tags we'll talk about it and get the breaking details legendary investor bill miller joins us today he'll tell us what he thinks is the big risk to the market if you're look to hedge the market, look no further than the letter j we'll explain what begins with the market >> we have a down day working on two straight down days in a row. maybe not huge the dow industrials, 33,833, below the 34,000 mark. 4131 the last rate for the s&p slightly bigger losses for the nasdaq composite today it's the emergennergy stos the reopening trade. hot for the last six months is now taking very much a breather. look at today. travel and leisure related stocks, reopening type trade stocks united airlines off by 9%. it was a earnings catalyst there. carnival on the cruise side down 5% the live nation for concerts down about 4% as well. even

the zillow data which shows lower home values year after year in nearly every zip code.he only zip codes that went higher were in the outer mission and sunset district. however, prices in san jose shot up 80%. napa saw 13% growth. >>> happening today, antioch may join the list of cities providing hazard pay to grocery store workers. councilmembers will discuss requiring an additional 3, 4 or $5 an hour during the pandemic at large chain stores. it would remain in effect until contra costa county reaches the yellow tier. >>> the sales worse building is getting set to reopen. employees can work at home through 2021 if they choose, or they can return to the iconic tower end of may. they say if you choose to come back, you have to be vaccinated. other sites such as facebook are not asking for vaccines if you want to return to work. the jump from 6% to 26% now amounts to nearly 1 million fewer daily commuters across the region. they'll talk more about those findings later today. >>> and if you're working from home, you may want to take a lunch break outside because it has bee

zillow, iran, iraq, columbia, the philippines, all these countries, it's as bad now as it has ever been they are much less able to cope in terms of vaccines and capacity than some of those rich countries coming out of there. haslinda: to that point, won't emerging countries now the able to tackle them in the same way that richer companies have finally managed to? david: i think they will be. india, which we are watching, is the world's biggest producer of vaccines. there will be the capacity to deal with this. but about half of u.k. debts from covid in this pandemic have actually happen since the vaccine rollout began in early december. because there was already a mention of cases at that point. and sadly, it is just working through it. in a country like india the population is much larger. the fed capacity is worse if you look at the reports out of india in terms like hospital beds, oxygen and -- it's just not sufficient. the health-care system is that much weaker. so far, nearly half of all deaths from covid were in just the u.s., the eu and the u.k. but at this moment, it headed towa

according to zillow, the median price for a home in california is now $635,000. that is not the case for one contra costa county home, however, high on a hill seated on 5,000 square foot lot. lee's into home in martinez, which is are hitting the market at $725,000. there it is. >> 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, a garage. the house is only listed for hours and already the offers pouring in. bay area realtors say that housing inventory is down. and that makes for a competitive market. >> our house like this with the standard down payment of by 10% going on here in just about 4,000 mark how you can go to as the south bay. so it's a very convenient location. you know, that's why some people want to live here. >> over the next realtors expect prices will only go up up, up. >> i mean, i guess it's great news if you already own where you're going to move. if you sell your home, james out of this day. and that's what we're >> all right. 5.51 is the time for nearly 6 years. alex. but served as california's secretary of state. well, now he's answering your questions as california's

the chronicle analyzed zillow data which shows lower home values year over year in nearly every zip codethe only zip codes that went higher were the outer mission and sunset district. however, home prices in san jose, they shot up 8%. napa saw a 13% growth. >>> it is 5:38 right now. time to check weather and traffic together. one thing that's free is the glorious forecast that we have around here. it's expensive to live here, but always so nice. what's the start today, kari? >> i think it will be a great day to hit one of those hiking trails or head out to the park. enjoy some of the free services we have as we take a look at what's going on today. it will be slightly cooler. temperatures reaching into the 60s and 70s, and it's also going to be gusty, so make sure you're prepared for those high winds that at times will kick up to about 30 to 40 miles an hour. as we go through the forecast, still more sunshine. we're going to see more of this dry weather over the next few days. here's a look at our highs around the bay area, mostly reaching into the 60s and low 70s. we'll talk more about

you know, it's interesting, i actually heard the president of zillow on "closing bell" it's not justto larger homes and vice versa do they sell their house now while prices are high and maybe if you're downsizing, this would be a great opportunity because most people are looking to up size so i just think it depends on what your particular opportunity is and what cities that you're looking in i knomentioned earlier, my daugr is going to new york college in the fall we're looking for housing opportunities, it's easier now than 12 months ago it depends on the equation you're on for the housing boom. >> congratulations to your daughter and you sounds like you're making much smarter real estate moves than i am we're long term holders so hopefully it will pay off in the end. tim, you spelled out a bunch of headwinds earlier. what do you make of the housing market and do you think we can see a repeat of 2007, 2008 all over again >> door dash delivering thousands of casseroles to your new house from your neighbors. look, i think there is -- yes, there is another side of the housing rally wh

seeing that first real big pa in rental prices month over month since the beginning of the pandemic, zillow senior economist joshua clark talks about the going rate for a one bedroom in san francisco. you're looking anywhere from the mid 2 thousands to over 3,000 depending on what type of building you're going. you're going to get into. but that's still a far cry way. what we're seeing a year ago. i want to read typically seeing rents 300 to $400 higher on these types of buildings. the negative economic impact of the pandemic is not only weyring off in the san francisco rental market says we're across the bay area. it's the same story we mentioned the 3% in san francisco, 4 and a half in berkeley, 2 and a half percent increase in san mateo. the 2% in the east bay in dublin, in walnut creek. san jose redwood city oakland, same prices are going up. >> still cheaper than it was last year. but getting closer and closer as we move throughout the spring. i've been telling my friends in san francisco that for a while now. hey, get in now. >> has it mu kron 4 news. >> still to come, san francisco,

. >>> new analysts from zillow say increases in home ownership and home values among black households could help shrink the racial wealth gap by a half a trillion dollars, about 42% of black households own their homes compared to 72% of white house holds. there's currently a $3 trillion racial wealth gap. >>> consumers are willing to spend green on companies committed to going green. a new leading tree survey finds 55% of you are willing to spend more on sustainable and eco-friendly products. consumers are most focused on food, cleaning products, clothing, water bottles and coffee cups when it comes to looking for environmentally friendly options. and just moments, meteorologist kari hall will have a look at our climate in crisis and how much energy you can generate with solar panels. >>> amazon expanding the key services, delivery people can drop off goods inside your garage to more than 5,000 locations nationwide. customers have to buy additional hardware including a smart lock and camera and a garage door opener as well. >>> 6:17, get ready, "game of thrones" prequel called "house

. >> and zillow.at rental prices are going up and they have been the past couple of months one bedroom apartment now anywhere between 2500 to a little over 3,000 a month. >> month in san francisco. we saw prices go up 3 percentage points month over month which 3% doesn't sound like a whole lot. but in terms of citywide brent prices. it's quite a substantial increase in a bit faster than what we normally see at this time. the year. >> now, even though it's from going up, the rent is still lower than the prepandemic levels in berkeley. rent is up 4 and a half percent. other areas in the east bay have seen it about 2% up in san mateo is about 2 and a half percent higher. >> still ahead on the kron 4 morning news. we're going to take a look at how oakland first responders are preparing for this fire season. we'll explain what you're seeing here on the screen. >> and the sun. well, not up yet, but you're starting to see a little brightness on the horizon. sfo right now looks good and clear later on today,

seeing that first real big pa in rental prices month over month since the beginning of the pandemic, zillow senior economist joshua clark talks about the going rate for a one bedroom in san francisco. you're looking anywhere from the mid 2 thousands to over 3,000 depending on what type of building you're going. you're going to get into. but that's still a far cry way. what we're seeing a year ago. i want to read typically seeing rents 300 to $400 higher on these types of buildings, negative economic impact of the pandemic is not only wearing off in the san francisco rental market says we're across the bay area. it's the same story we mentioned the 3% in san francisco, 4 and a half in berkeley, 2 and a half percent increase in san mateo. the 2% in the east bay in double in walnut creek. san jose redwood city oakland, same prices are going up. >> still cheaper than it was last year. but getting closer and closer as we move throughout the spring haaziq madyun kron 4 news. >> now to the east bay where human remains have been found at lake chabot regional park. the east bay regional park police

that's according to zillow kron four's phillipe djegal stopped by a house in the east bay and shows us what you might get if you put some money down on a home in contra, costa county. >> high on a hill seated on a 5,000 square foot lot. a brisk walk sloped driveway and a series of stairs leads to a home in martinez about 30 miles away from san francisco hitting the market at $725,000. figure out you can go to is the south bay. so it's a very convenient location. you know, that's why some people want to live here. re max gold realtor david brookman says the offers started pouring in just hours after the home was listed a loft-style living space with a custom kitchen. 3 bedrooms. 2 bathrooms and a garage spread across 3 levels attracting interest from a variety of people looking for the right fit families. >> and some couple. so there is obviously a lot of interest real estate is a very tight market right now. this home was built in 1990 so it's 31 years old. but with the upgrades, it feels and looks brand new our house like this with the standard down payment of by 10% year-on-year in j

zillow is the go to authority for homebuyers around sellers.mes sales. charles: mark, i love how you lay out the investment thesis. by the way we bought a new house less than two months ago, the realtor to your point is so busy, didn't give us a crock pot normally you get something but they're too busy. not yet. all right. >> congrats, buddy. charles: thank you, mark. thanks. coming up how former president trump's social media battle allowed justice clarence thomas to take direct aim at tech, all of its power. florida governor ron desantis being forced to defend himself after 60 minutes accused him of a pay-to-play scheme with the vaccine rollout. he is calling the news program ambulance chasers with a microphone. that's next. wanna help kids get their homework done? well, an internet connection's a good start. but kids also need computers. and sometimes the hardest thing about homework is finding a place to do it. so why not hook community centers up with wifi? for kids like us, and all the amazing things we're gonna learn. over the next 10 ye

. >> watching zillow no purchase. >> doc, quick. >> spiker puts >> thank you exchange is now. >>> thanky. here is what's ahead this hour apple is kicking off its product event right now. we have new air pads, air pods may be the long rumored air tags we'll talk about it and get the breaking details legendary investor bill miller joins us today he'll tell us what he thinks is the big risk to the market if you're look to hedge the market, look no further than the letter j we'll explain what begins with the market >> we have a down day working on

. >> list and zillow the rental prices going up in the last few months.ne-bedroom apartments go for anywhere between 2500 little bit more than $3,000. >> this past month in san francisco. we saw prices go up 3 percentage points month over month which 3% doesn't sound like a whole lot. but in terms of citywide rent prices. it's quite a substantial increase in a bit faster than what we normally see at this time. the year. >> even though rents are going up, it is still lower than the prepandemic levels the negative economic effect of covid is not only wearing off in the san francisco rental market in berkeley. their rents are up by 4 and a half percent. other areas in the east bay. the increase is about 2%. san mateo county see it is seen about 2 and a half percent increases there. >> coming up next, an bay woman is being investigated for hate crime after getting into an argument with the delivery driver and being accused of using racial slurs. also the new resources being offered by the san francisco police to help non english speakers and the city and then

well, you better act fast because according to real estate agencies, apartment list and zillow rentalrices are going up or at least they have in the past couple of months. one bedroom anywhere between 2500 a little over $3,000 per month right now. >> this past month in san francisco. we saw prices go up 3 percentage points month over month which 3% doesn't sound like a whole lot. but in terms of citywide, brent prices. it's quite a substantial increase in a bit faster than what we normally see at this time. the year. >> well, even though the rent is going up. it's still lower than it was before the pandemic. if that's any consolation to you. the negative economic impact of covid-19 pandemic is not only wearing off in the san francisco rental market. but in berkeley, we're all seeing also seeing rent going up too, by about 4 and a half percent. other areas in the east bay also seeing increases of about 2%. san mateo is about 2 and a half percent up. >> 6.56. and coming up. still ahead on the kron 00:00am morning news. there are now 5 separate investigations into the police custody. dea

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dagen: i pulled up listing on zillow the first house that popped up is on the lake.t is more like a very developed housing market is it not? >> many ways yes austin was pie on inner this movement, where we're seeing tech companies, after basically ran out of space literally if i gotively in silicon valley and seattle looking to meet talent in much more affordable places found out unaffordable in those markets, austin i say a pioneer navigated very successfully i think a lot of cities look to austin as model we are seeing that takeplace companies announcing from amazon, apple to google opening campuses across america precisely because affordability has made it unattainable for many young professionals. >> -- 27% on average in the last year, according to realtor.com, what are downsides to run-up in home prices, certainly a lot of people would be hitter by the pandemic would be priced out of buying a o home would they not? >> well, that absolutely is a reality. in many markets, what we're seeing right now first time buyers are really feeling the pressure, the fact we ha