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How Long Does It Really Take to Sell a House in Fresno?

Ask three Fresno agents how long it takes to sell a house and you will get three different answers. So here is the actual data. As of mid-2026, the median Fresno home takes 45 days to go under contract, according to Redfin’s June 2026 figures — up 20 days from just 25 days a year … Continued

Fed Hints at a Rate Hike: What Fresno Sellers Should Know

If you own a home in Fresno and have been waiting for mortgage rates to drop before you sell, the Federal Reserve just sent a message you can’t ignore — the minutes from its latest meeting show officials openly discussing a rate hike, not a cut. For most of 2026, the housing conversation assumed the … Continued

Selling a House You Still Owe More On Than It’s Worth

What the Mid-2026 Data Says About Underwater Mortgages If you owe more on your mortgage than your house would bring in a sale, you are not imagining that the headlines have gotten louder. As of mid-2026, roughly 813,000 borrowers nationwide were underwater at the end of June — up 44% from a year earlier — … Continued

Treasury’s Surprise Move on Mortgage Rates: Fresno Impact

“Treasury buybacks” and “your mortgage payment” don’t usually show up in the same sentence — but this morning they did, and if you own a home in Fresno or the Central Valley, the connection is worth two minutes of your time. The U.S. Treasury announced a surprise move today: it’s doubling its buybacks of long-term … Continued

Selling a House With Unpermitted Work in Fresno

Fresno County authorized just 2,271 new private housing units in 2025 — the lowest annual total since 2014, and down roughly 42% from the 3,902 units permitted in 2021, per U.S. Census Bureau building permit data. As of August 2026, that number has not bounced back. Meanwhile, California tightened what sellers have to say about … Continued

Housing Starts Fell 12.4% – What It Means for Fresno

If you own a home in Fresno and you keep hearing that a wave of new construction is about to flood the market and undercut your value, the July numbers just complicated that story in a big way. The Census Bureau released July’s new residential construction report this morning, and it split in two directions … Continued

Selling a Vacant House You No Longer Live In

Here is a number that surprises most people who own an empty house: as of the second quarter of 2026, the U.S. homeowner vacancy rate was just 1.2%, according to the Census Bureau’s Quarterly Residential Vacancies and Homeownership release. That is a five-year high and still historically tiny. The rental vacancy rate came in at … Continued

Behind on Property Taxes? Your Options in Fresno County

On June 16, 2026, the Fresno County Board of Supervisors adopted Resolution No. 26-245, clearing 161 tax-defaulted properties for a two-day internet auction on September 10 and 11, 2026. Thirty-four of those parcels had already been offered at an earlier sale and failed to draw a bid, so the Tax Collector was also authorized to … Continued

Selling a House After an Expired Listing in Fresno

Your listing expired, the sign came out of the yard, and the house never sold. You have a great deal of company right now. Redfin’s delistings and relistings report, published in June 2026, found that 5.8% of all U.S. home listings were pulled off the market in April — roughly one out of every 17 … Continued

Selling a Hoarder House or Full-of-Stuff Property in Fresno

If you are staring at a house packed floor to ceiling — yours, your parents’, or one you just inherited — the first thing worth knowing is how ordinary the situation actually is. A systematic review and meta-analysis of the strongest population studies put hoarding disorder at roughly 2.5% of adults, or about 1 in … Continued

Fresno Homeowners Are Renovating Instead of Selling

If there are more contractor trucks parked on your street than For Sale signs, you are not imagining it. The July retail sales report released this morning says Americans pulled back on almost everything last month — except their own houses. The Census Bureau reported that July retail sales fell 0.6% to $763.6 billion, the … Continued

What Happens to My Mortgage When I Sell for Cash?

If you still owe money on your house and you are weighing a cash sale, one question comes up before all the others: what actually happens to the mortgage? The short version — it gets paid off out of the sale proceeds at the closing table. You do not keep making payments afterward, and the … Continued

Construction Costs Up 2.2% While Everything Else Fell

July’s producer price report handed Fresno homeowners a strange split screen. Almost everything businesses buy got cheaper last month — except the one thing that quietly sets a floor under what your house is worth: building a new one. Producer prices came in completely flat for July — 0.0% for the month — and the … Continued

Why Housing Is Now the Whole Inflation Story in Fresno

July’s inflation report was good news on its face: prices rose just 0.1% for the month, annual inflation cooled to 3.4% from 3.5%, and core inflation came in at 2.5% — the closest reading to the Fed’s target all year. If you’re a Fresno homeowner waiting for rates to drop before you sell, that sounds … Continued
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