Tag Archives: Housing Demand

The fall months are typically the off-season for housing, but that was not the case this time around.

NAR Chief Economist Lawrence Yun and Atlanta Fed President Dennis Lockhart discussed economic conditions they believe will result in a “net positive” for housing next year.

Demand for single-family housing has spiked while supply remains short.

It’s no secret that housing inventory is tight. Demand is also high. But that doesn’t mean people are buying, analysis shows.

Dennis Cisterna, Chief Revenue Officer of Investability Real Estate, spoke with MReport about what has been driving the increased popularity of the single-family rental market in recent years.

Based on data from the last two months, demand for housing appears to be on its way back up.

By most accounts, in the last year, the demand for housing has been outpacing supply. According to one analysis, that may be changing in the nation's largest metros.

The June residential building activity report from HUD and the Census Bureau found that permits and starts down over-the-year, which is preventing housing supply from keeping up with demand. Will that change in July's report?

Low inventory does not seem to be adversely affecting sales. Is it affecting demand?

Nationwide, housing supply is low while prices continue to rise. What markets have been able to respond best to the increased demand for housing?