Lack of lots and labor have been a concern in the single-family construction market, but results from the Job Openings and Labor Turnover Survey could explain if one of those is still an issue.
Read More »Almost There
It’s no secret that appraisals are going up, but are they in line with home appreciation, and homeowners’ expectations?
Read More »Is Your State in the Summer’s Hottest Markets?
In a ranking of the nation’s 50 largest housing markets, Ten-X detailed the top five according to current and forecasted housing fundamentals. Check out who came out on top.
Read More »Honoring Housing’s Top Females
Nominations are now open for MReport’s Women of Impact list, which features influential female leaders in the housing and mortgage industry. The honorees will be recognized in the magazine’s special Women in Housing issue in September.
Read More »Where SFR Investors Cash In
If you’re wanting to get in single-family rental investments, don’t miss these top five states with the most effective markets nationwide.
Read More »Down, Down, Down Payments
Saving up for a down payment on a home, especially for first-time homebuyers, can be overwhelming. However, the current buying climate may be the proverbial fan to the flame.
Read More »Shortages Left and Right
Single-family housing shortages are being talked about left and right, but another kind of shortage, adding to labor and lots, is adding insult to injury.
Read More »Want to Live Amongst U.S. Elite?
A Recent study reveals the cost of living in the most expensive ZIP codes in every state. Curious what type of money it would take to share a ZIP code with the wealthy?
Read More »Don’t Jump to Conclusions Quite Yet
There’s been much talk about housing prices surpassing their pre-recession peak, but a Harvard Housing Perspectives blog by Alexander Hermann posses the question, are they really?
Read More »First-Time Homebuying: The Information Gap
A recent study found that there’s a disparity between first-time homebuyers and experienced homebuyers. But what sets them apart? And how much do they actually differ?
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