Tag Archives: Home Prices

As mortgage rates continue to climb buyers, are asking themselves whether they should buy now. A new report analyzes how much more consumers are paying in the rising-rate environment.

A report shows a shift in market dynamics, with certain former hot markets seeing an increase in inventory and a drop in demand. Find out where homebuyers are searching, and what it is that’s driving them there.

Despite the recent softening of growth in home prices across the country, some cities are seeing a boom in housing prices, according to a study. Which are these metros? Hint: None of the cities are the usual coastal hot markets.

On Tuesday, the latest installment of the S&P CoreLogic Case-Shiller Home Price Index will explore the values of residential real estate and how the housing market is doing as we move into the back half of October.

Mortgage payments have gone up substantially over the last year, more than double the amount that home prices have. Will this trend continue? A research analyst with a global property data and analytics firm breaks down the numbers.

Here’s what a national housing report revealed about the year-over-year drop in home sales and the headwinds likely to impact sales moving forward.

A nationwide real estate valuation firm has released a report showing the metro areas with the most lively housing markets. See which metro areas are showing the most vigorous price-hikes.

As more millennials look at entering the housing market, a new quarterly report looked at which cities are the most affordable on the pocket of young American homebuyers, while providing plenty of job opportunities. Here’s what it found.

With both, mortgage rates and home prices rising steadily, a new report points at the impact of these factors on affordability for first-time homebuyers as well homeowners looking to trade up. Here’s what it found.

While the down payment makes up the bulk of the initial costs for home buyers, there are other factors buyers should consider. What else contributes to the one-time costs of buying a home?