A new survey found that the two states hit the hardest—Washington and California—are seeing homes taken off the market.
Read More »Decline in Homebuying Power “Not a Trend”
Click through to see why First American believe consumers have an advantage in housing heading into 2020.
Read More »Gauging Home Purchase Sentiment
Did a recent drop in mortgage rates coincide with more people believing now is a good time to buy a home?
Read More »How Homebuyers Feel About the Housing Market
As mortgage rates hit near-historic lows, do potential homebuyers feel now is a good time to buy? A new survey provides insights.
Read More »Owning a Home vs. Buying Difficulties
American homeowners don't seem to like the buying process, a new study finds. Click through to learn which generation of homeowners found the journey from being a homebuyer to an owner most difficult.
Read More »Appraisal Values vs. Homeowner Perceptions
A recent report found that the gap between homeowner perceptions of their home’s value and appraisal values was less than half a percent. Here are the factors that are bridging the value perception gap.
Read More »Little Opinions Matter in Big Homebuying Decisions
A recent study has found that these family members are key decisions-makers while buying a home. Who are they and what do they want?
Read More »How Are Lenders Helping Buyers Navigate Their Home Purchase?
A new survey has revealed that low down payment options and education from their lenders and realtors were key in alleviating homebuyers’ stress during the homebuying process.
Read More »Homebuyer Optimism Surges
Consumer sentiment has grown positive about the current homebuying season, with an increasing number of homebuyers saying they’re confident about home prices remaining stable.
Read More »The Homebuying Habits Across Generations
While digital platforms play a major role in the homebuying process, a survey found vast differences in the way homebuyers approach the purchase process. The reason? Click through to learn more.
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