Tag Archives: 2018

In its video series highlighting housing data, the National Association of Realtors says that though home sales will see a slight fall, the economic growth and job gains will continue to fuel the housing market in 2018.

With home prices projected to increase 4.2 percent by November 2018, its a seller’s market. However, first time homebuyers can expect limited for-sale inventory for lower-priced homes.

    Editor's note: This story was originally featured in the December issue of MReport, out now.  Anticipating what’s to come is always a tricky business. 2017 was ...

As 2017 starts to wind down, CoreLogic’s Chief Economist forecasts affordability to be the greatest challenge for the 2018 housing market—and analyzes what main factors will drive it.

Learn which loans are continuing to diversify the RMBS market, as well as their risks, in a new 2018 Outlook report.

If a recent survey is any indication, there could be some relief for today’s inventory woes in the near future. According to the poll, American consumers are more enthusiastic about selling a home than buying one in 2018.

From inventory, to price appreciation, to the new tax reform bill—the future of the housing market remains uncertain. However, as 2017 winds down, the industry can’t help but predict what’s to come for 2018.

New research from Trulia found that only a small portion of millennials who plan to buy a home will do so within the next year, while the rest plan to wait two years or more.