Looking for states with the shortest average time to sell a home from start to the closing table? Experts from Agent Advice broke down Zillow data and ranked the top 10 states where homes sold in the shortest amount of time.
Read More »2022 Price-to-Income Ratios Reached All-Time Highs in These Cities
Home prices compared to incomes have been rising since before the pandemic, but they really took off after the Federal Reserve began hiking interest rates in 2022. Here’s which markets are feeling the strain the most.
Read More »National Property Preservation Conference Returned to Washington, D.C.
The annual National Property Preservation Conference once again brought together a cross-section of field services vendors, mortgage servicing professionals, and representatives of government agencies and the GSEs to “discuss pressing issues and develop solutions.”
Read More »The Generational Housing Market Tug-of-War
"The housing market is caught in a generational tug-of-war. Boomers will soon face aging-in-place hurdles, while millennials will face the surprise of homes in need of major upgrades," said Jon Bostock, CEO of Leaf Home.
Read More »Housing Supply Up; Active Listings Up MoM
“We’re definitely seeing an uptick in activity from both buyers and sellers,” said Abby Alwan, a Redfin Premier real estate agent in Austin. A new report breaks down the shifts currently happening in the housing market.
Read More »Existing-Home Sales Fall to 30-Year Low
On an annual basis, existing-home sales (4.09 million) fell to the lowest level in nearly 30 years, while the median price reached a record high of $389,800 in 2023.
Read More »The Week Ahead: Senate Examines Reauthorization of the National Flood Insurance Program
As the deadline nears for the renewal of funding for the National Flood Insurance Program, the Senate Banking Committee will spotlight the importance of the program, and how a lapse in the program could threaten 1,300 property sales each day.
Read More »Success Rises From the Ashes
William Tessar of CV3 Financial Services, discusses tradition and evolution in private lending.
Read More »Low-Rate Environment to Thaw Mortgage Lock-In Effect?
Doug Duncan, Fannie Mae SVP and Chief Economist, forecasts positive things for 2024. But here’s why rates “still have a significant way to go in order to meaningfully reduce the ‘lock-in effect.’”
Read More »California MBA Taps AMDC Chair to Lead Its DE&I Committee
Arrive Home President Tai Christensen has been named Chair of California MBA’s Diversity, Equity & Inclusion Committee to assist the association with its effort to promote diversity and inclusion within the mortgage lending space.
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