Two new data reports highlight increasing median home prices and decreasing affordable homeownership opportunities.
Read More »Embracing Disruption as ‘Opportunity for Change’
The COVID-19 crisis changed every aspect of American life. The property/financial-data analysts at CoreLogic examined how, specifically, the pandemic affected real estate and the housing economy in 2020 ...
Read More »Home Equity Reaches Levels Unseen Since 2014
It seems COVID-19 and its economic toll hasn’t managed to crimp the housing industry as home prices parachute unabated and home equity grows, according to a report from ...
Read More »Home Prices Spike at Greatest Appreciation in Six Years
Home prices rose by 6.7% year-over-year during September, the greatest annual increase since May 2014, according to the latest Home Price Index (HPI) data released by CoreLogic. On ...
Read More »Pending Home Sales Hit Record High in August
Two new data reports released today have reaffirmed the strength of the housing market. The National Association of Realtors (NAR) is announcing its Pending Home Sales Index (PHSI) ...
Read More »Home Prices Could Dip for First Time in Years
Low supply of homes coupled with lower mortgage rates could shield home price growth from the impacts of the current economic uncertainty. Still, Americans might be in for the first home price decrease in nine years.
Read More »Strong June Home Prices Followed by Decline
However, despite an anticipated nationwide cool-down, Americans—especially millennials—maintain substantial interest in purchasing a home.
Read More »Texas Cities Leading the Nation in New Home Sales
While some of the largest metros led the way in sales, it was a different story when overall growth was measured.
Read More »What Is Impacting Jumbo Loan Spreads?
An analysis revealed the factors behind the reduction in jumbo loan spreads over the past six years. Here’s what impacted them during this time.
Read More »The Most Overvalued Cities by Home Prices
In a new report from CoreLogic, find out which cities met or exceeded home price estimations, and which fell below the mark.
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