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Home prices hit a new peak at the end of 2017, marking 68 consecutive months of appreciation according to the latest Home Price Index (HPI) report for December ...
Read More »How Will Home Values Fare in 2018?
The housing market has been growing at a consistent pace, but it will take another five years for it to emerge from the shadow of the Great Recession, ...
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The total value of all the housing stock across the country increased in 2017 to a value 1.5 times greater than the gross domestic product of the U.S., according to a new report.
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The latest data on home values reports that more than half of the nation's largest metros gained over $10,000 in value in the last year.
Read More »Chief Economist Talks Latest Housing Trends
CoreLogic Chief Economist Frank Nothaft talks the U.S. economic outlook for November 2017. See Nothaft elaborate on home-values, price appreciation, and forecasts for the future, in this Video Spotlight.
Read More »Homebuyers: Open Your Checkbooks
According to a recent Zillow report, buyers are willing to pay more and more—so much so, that levels are now at the highest ever seen. Some areas are experiencing values more than 10 percent higher than just last year. Take a look at what's going on in the Video Spotlight.
Read More »Homeowners and Appraisers: The Gap is Shrinking
On average, appraisers and homeowners are coming closer to agreeing on the values of homes, continuing a five-month trend.
Read More »What’s a Home Worth? A Lot More These Days
The differential between what homeowners think their properties are worth and what they’re actually worth is coming more into line for the fourth consecutive month.
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