...the coronavirus pandemic, for "what they'll do if mortgage rates increase or other housing market conditions change quickly." "In short, whether they plan to buy in two years or 10...

...as September 2021,” said Waters. “Although vaccinations have increased protections against the coronavirus itself, measures addressing systemic financial risks remain to be seen in the fallout of the pandemic crisis...

...the top destination for people leaving Seattle, Redfin reported. Agents in highly desirable destinations say they’re still seeing the influx of out-of-towners that seemed spurred early on by the coronavirus...

The coronavirus pandemic changed the way people think about home, and while vaccine rollouts mean some things are returning to normal, this particular transition may last. According to a report...

The disproportionate economic fallout from the coronavirus pandemic is becoming clearer as studies, such as Harvard Joint Center for Housing Studies The State of the Nation’s Housing 2021, emerge. Americans...

...existing homes being listed for sale being the most likely path to inventory growth. Previous Zillow research has shown widespread coronavirus vaccine distribution could make some 14 million households newly...

...Pordzik. “By doing so, it will open up a lot of doors for Ginnie Mae in terms of being very agile and quick to modernize our platform.” The Coronavirus Aid,...

...X and others, they’re defining a “new era” of real estate caused only in part by the coronavirus pandemic. We’ve known for some time that, compared to their parents, millennials...

We've seen evidence of homeowners moving to new states or metropolitan areas during the height of the global coronavirus pandemic, but a survey published Thursday by Knock, a resource for...

...recommendations, money saved, in some cases, went toward purchasing a home. "For nearly one-third (31%) of millennial first-time homebuyers, the ability to save extra money during the coronavirus pandemic helped...