Tag Archives: House Prices

As President Trump will present his State of the Union address to the Senate this evening, what is the State of the Housing Industry? With home prices that ...

Rising expenditures such as housing and medical costs ensure that many Americans are still turning to credit cards to help make ends meet, instead of saving for goals such as a down payment.

Risk proved to be the most concentrated in states where energy is produced, according to new data from Arch Mi’s quarterly report. See which ones have the highest risk.

Real house prices—which account for “house-buying power” and affordability—dropped 1.3 percent in June, but are still up nearly 10 percent since this time last year. What will the rest of the year look like for the market?

Home prices are up across the board—over the month, over the quarter, and over the year, according to new data from the FHFA. Find out what states and metros experienced the biggest jump now.

Becoming a house-flipping expert takes more than just binge watching episodes of HGTV’s “Flip or Flop.” The glamor of television makes flipping houses look like a fun project guaranteed to fill pockets. However, that’s not always the case.

U.S. home prices made quite a jump over the last year, according to recent data. However, the price increases are highly dependent on geography, with some regions experiencing minimal upticks—or even declines—and others seeing more significant jumps in recent years. So where are prices rising most? And which regions offer the more stable housing costs?

New data shows that real home prices have risen almost 12 percent over the year. Though wages have risen, increasing mortgage rates and tight supply continue to hurt overall affordability. Jacksonville, Florida, came in as the least affordable metro in the nation.

Home prices have been moving upward while the number of available homes for sale has been heading downward, creating some affordability issues for housing. How will these trends affect the market in 2017?

A recent survey indicated that consumer expectations about the economy were stable for the most part, with one notable exception.