According to a new report, Gen Z moved at rates far above national averages in 2023.
Read More »2023’s Resilient Economy Expected to Slow Next Year
“Last week’s comments by Chairman Powell, as well as the Federal Reserve’s updated Summary of Economic Projections, suggest increased Fed confidence that a soft landing has been achieved and inflation is headed sustainably to 2%,” said Doug Duncan, Fannie Mae’s SVP and Chief Economist.
Read More »The Impact of Inventory, Rates, and Down Payments on the American Dream
The average down payment now takes nearly 7.5 years to save up, and the effect that stat is having on the market is adding to the number of cost-burdened Americans nationwide.
Read More »Racial Lending Disparities at Nation’s Largest Credit Union?
A CNN analysis of CFPB lending data reveals that Navy Federal Credit Union has been denying people of color home mortgages at rates much higher than seen elsewhere.
Read More »What 2024 Holds for the Housing Market
"Metro markets in southern states will likely outperform others due to faster job increases, while markets in the Midwest will experience gains from being in the most affordable region,” said Lawrence Yun, the NAR’s Chief Economist.
Read More »Fed Forgoes Holiday Interest Rate Hike
As widely expected by many, the Federal Open Market Committee chose to leave the nominal interest rate alone moving into next year, based on a litany of data.
Read More »Home Price Growth Predicted to Remain Positive Through 2025
Here’s how much housing experts predict that national home prices will appreciate over the next two years, with larger gains being predicted for beyond 2026.
Read More »Home Sentiment Numbers Have Flatlined MoM but Increased YoY
Americans continue to have a dire view of their housing prospects, as only 14% of those surveyed reported having a positive outlook on the U.S. housing market.
Read More »Government Agencies Work together to ‘Decarbonize the Building Sector’
“The new partnerships that we are announcing today underscore our strong and enduring commitment to energy efficiency and climate resiliency for our nation’s communities, homes, buildings, and infrastructure. It also underscores our commitment to sharing research on climate impacts faced by those most at risk,” said U.S. Secretary of Housing and Urban Development Marcia L. Fudge.
Read More »A “Perfect Storm” in 2023 Caused an Affordability Crisis for the Ages
A combination of “inflation, high prices, soaring mortgage rates, and low housing supply caused 2023 to go down as the least affordable year for housing in recent history,” said Redfin Senior Economist Elijah de la Campa.
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