Click through to see how far the drop was for the reverse mortgage market at the end of 2019.
Read More »Remote Employment Opening Opportunities in Affordable Markets
A strong job market is causing many consumers to rethink their living situation and chase cities that are less expensive.
Read More »Average Mortgage Payments Fell Nearly 7% at Years’ End
Despite the positive data, the report says servicers are struggling to retain borrowers who sought “greener pastures.”
Read More »‘New Housing Supply is Not Keeping Up’
The available stock of for-sale homes hit new lows at the end of 2019, and Freddie Mac stated more than 2 million units will be needed to make up for the current deficit.
Read More »Coronavirus Causing Havoc on Wall Street
With both the Nasdaq and S&P 500 posted their biggest one-day losses since 2011 but the effects of the disease on housing could be both positive and negative.
Read More »Pending Home Sales Jump More Than 5% in January
A new report says the annual increase is nearing 6%, and a main cause for the spike could be another drop in the average interest rates for mortgages.
Read More »Could the Solution to Affordability be Found in Europe?
A new report suggests public housing may not only be a viable option, but is one that is starting to garner some support among lawmakers.
Read More »New-Home Sales Surge to Start the Year
Despite the positive report, affordability continues to be a strain as prices increased more than 7% since December. Follow the link to see how high they went.
Read More »55% of Homeowners Believe Values Will Rise
Despite the continual increase in prices, how many of those in a new survey believe housing will become more affordable over the next decade?
Read More »The Rise of Single-Family Built-for-Rent
The rise of the renters is causing homebuilders to adjust their style as the sector is “set for gains” for years to come.
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