These factors might be responsible for why priced-out buyers could start seeing a way into the highly competitive Bay Area housing market.
Read More »Of Mortgage Rates and Refis
The extended period of low mortgage rates is drawing to a close. See how the end of this trend is impacting refinance lenders and GSEs.
Read More »Homeownership Across Generations
A recent report found why young adults are more likely to own if their parents did.
Read More »Buying Frenzy
A few key factors are making renters eye homeownership more seriously than in the past. up prices.
Read More »Running Out of Gas
A new report finds home prices are not going up as quickly as they were. Experts wonder if the market is really leveling.
Read More »A Decade Later, Where Does Credit Access Stand?
Mortgage borrowing and delinquency rates have changed a lot in the decade since the Great Recession, according to a new report which also looked at how access to credit and lending patterns have changed over the decade.
Read More »Where Can Homebuyers Find a Bargain in NYC?
In the Big Apple, $500 per square foot is not considered very expensive for homeowners. But how common is it to find a New York bargain? Here’s what a study revealed.
Read More »The Changing Dynamics of Home Prices
Home prices have been increasing but not as swiftly as they used to, according to a report. Does this mean trouble or a more sustainable housing market overall?
Read More »Is Home Value Growth Cooling?
Price increases across the U.S. are still going strong. But according to a new report, they might not be as strong as they have been these last few years.
Read More »Home Sales Have a Strong Summer
A new report shows that home sales increased in summer, despite some excessively tight inventories. But, there’s more to the numbers than meets the eye.
Read More »