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Homeseekers Now Adding Climate Concerns to Shopping Considerations

"While all generations juggle trade-offs like budget, floor plans and commute times, younger home shoppers are more likely to face another consideration: They want to know if their home will be safe from rising waters, extreme temperatures and wildfires," said Zillow Senior Population Scientist Manny Garcia.

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Mortgage Rates Soar to 22-Year High

While economic uncertainties remain a struggle for many Americans, rate hikes continued to slow overall housing market activity in August as mortgage rates reached their highest in over two decades, according to HouseCanary's Market Pulse report.

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Nationwide Home Prices Up 5% YoY

U.S. home prices experienced the biggest increase in 10 months due in part to a significant lack of inventory, increasing 5% year-over-year. Meanwhile, homes in the popular Miami metro surged 17% from last year.

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HUD Makes $113M in Affordable Housing Vouchers Available Across U.S.

"Housing choice vouchers are some of the strongest tools we have to help families find stable and affordable housing," said U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) Secretary Marcia L. Fudge. "This year, HUD found that rents rose once again, accentuating the strain on costs for American families.”

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U.S. Home Mortgage Lending Recovers in Q2

A new mortgage report from ATTOM revealed U.S. lenders issued approximately $494 billion worth of residential mortgages in Q2 of 2023, while total activity rose after eight straight quarterly declines to 21%.

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Fannie Mae Examines Remote Work and Affordability

“When remote work is coupled with the reported rise in the importance of affordability, it's not surprising that respondents expressed a greater willingness to live farther from their current location,” noted a Fannie Mae report. “Of course, renters indicated the greatest affordability concerns, as well as a willingness to consider areas farther away from their current location.”

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Pending Home Sales Continue to Improve

"The small gain in contract signings shows the potential for further increases in light of the fact that many people have lost out on multiple home buying offers," said NAR Chief Economist Lawrence Yun.

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