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Home Prices Linked to Higher U.S. Metro Homelessness Rates

According to a new report from Home Bay, cities with above-average home values have homeless rates about 2.5 times higher than cities with lower-than-average home values, with San Jose, California, having the highest rate of homelessness and the highest home values of any major metro in the U.S.

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TD Bank Study Spotlights Homebuyer Headaches

"The Federal Reserve has increased rates every time it has met for over a year, so the pause on rate hikes last month and the fact that we've likely reached a near peak may offer some respite for buyers," said Steve Kaminski, Head of U.S. Residential Lending for TD Bank.

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Time to Double Down on the Consumer Experience

The sales numbers may not be where lenders would like to see them yet, but people do want to buy, according to new research, and Matthew Woodhouse of ServiceLink breaks down what homebuyers are saying, and what lenders can do to win their business.

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Mortgage Credit Availability Experiences Modest Bump

“Mortgage credit availability was essentially unchanged in June, remaining close to the lowest level since early 2013, as the industry continues to operate at reduced capacity,” said Joel Kan, Mortgage Bankers Association VP and Deputy Chief Economist.

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Home Prices Hit Record Highs as Housing Market Heats Up

"There is no doubt that the housing market has reignited from a home price perspective," said Black Knight VP of Enterprise Research Andy Walden. "Firming prices have now fully erased the pullback we tracked through the last half of 2022 and lifted the seasonally adjusted Black Knight HPI to a new record high in May."

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