Market Studies

A new analysis from First American has found that home buyers continue to struggle to afford high listing prices amid a shrinking supply.

Even with rates heading back down to the 3% mark, many single‐family home buyers are being outpriced with lumber costs again on the upswing.

Fannie Mae forecasts an end-of-year surge to drive home sales upward, followed by supply challenges to begin the New Year.

During a time when our homes became our everything, it was only natural that everyone tried to do their best to improve and beautify their living and working space.

As interest rates rise, demand for both purchase and refinance mortgages begin to wane.

Homeowners have seen their equity grow in excess of 30% over the last year, giving some borrowers a crutch against foreclosure.

The right mix of tech and a human touch was found to appease the majority of consumers in a new poll evaluating U.S. mortgage companies.

Despite pessimism regarding the U.S. economy, and a predicted rise in rates, a new GSE poll found homebuyer sentiment on the rise in October.

ATTOM reports that as the national medium home sales continue on a torrid record pace, home sellers are increasing their profit margin by as much as 48% in the third quarter.

An upcoming virtual session from the Joint Center for Housing Studies of Harvard University will examine how renters responded to the financial hardships brought upon by COVID-19.