The Black Knight Home Price Index hit another all-time high in July, with the annual rate of growth jumping to +2.3% from a revised +0.9% in June
Read More »Single-Family Home Prices Rise in Q2
Fannie Mae's latest Home Price Index reveals home prices grew 3% year-over-year in Q2, and while demand remained resilient, competition heated up for the near-historically limited supply of existing homes for sale.
Read More »Q1 Home Prices Up Nearly 5% Percent YoY
"As expected, the annual rate of increase in home prices has slowed dramatically in response to the rapid and significant increase in interest rates," said Doug Duncan, SVP and Chief Economist at Fannie Mae.
Read More »Putting 2022’s Housing Market Trends Under the Microscope
The wild ride known as the U.S. housing market slowed dramatically in the fall of 2022, as mortgage rates surged and home prices remained high.
Read More »FHFA Details Q3 Home Price Increases
“House prices were flat for the third quarter but continued to remain above levels from a year ago,” said William Doerner, Ph.D., Supervisory Economist in FHFA’s Division of Research and Statistics.
Read More »Increased Cost of Homeownership Dampening Buyer Demand
CoreLogic has released the CoreLogic Home Price Index (HPI) and HPI Forecast for August 2022, showing home prices nationwide —including distressed sales— increased year-over-year by 13.5%; the lowest ...
Read More »Home Price Growth Continues to Wow
Prices grew at an annualized rate of over 19% last quarter, further pressuring homeseekers to make every penny count.
Read More »Rising Rates Driving Homebuyer Urgency
CoreLogic has released the CoreLogic Home Price Index (HPI™) and HPI Forecast™ for April 2022. Nationwide, home prices posted another record-high year-over-year increase in April, marking the 123rd ...
Read More »The Cost of Quality
Sara Knochel of Candor Technology explains how a strong technology partner can help make or break a lender’s future in the mortgage industry.
Read More »Homeowner Equity Growth Lowers LTV Ratios Nationwide
Lowered LTV ratios provide a non-distressed sale option to homeowners that can no longer afford their current property, while supply remains constrained for both distressed and non-distressed properties.
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