Tag Archives: 2019 Housing Market

Efforts to alleviate the housing shortage in Hawaii can’t happen until infrastructure across the islands is addressed.

A new survey reveals that many borrowers from these generations are unaware of the costs that come along with homeownership. How many believe they “pay nothing” for closing costs?

A new study by LendingTree found that one western state has an approval rate of more than 80%. Here’s how the rest of the nation compares.

Here’s why Mark Fleming, Chief Economist at First American, said that examining these trends “may shed light on what to expect for defect risk in the near future.”

Two new reports from Freddie Mac and the MBA examine mortgage trends, as well as the continuing wave of refi. Click through to read all the latest.

Prospective buyers say that owning a single-single family home is more valuable than having a shorter commute to work. Does that trend vary by region or generation?

Home sizes have been shrinking for several years and the National Association of Home Builders says this pattern is consistent coming out of a recession.

A study of more than 23 million sales over the past six years found one month had three days with discounts on home purchases.

Click through to read why Redfin projects for the housing market to become more competitive, although bidding wars are at a 10-year low.

A new forecast shows that nearly 20 millions homes are set to become available in the next 20 years. What markets could see the most significant impact?