CoreLogic economists attribute June’s small bump in price growth to an economic rebound, a boost in the jobs market, and strong consumer spending.
Read More »Mortgage Apps Drop 30% YoY
Mortgage application volume fell has fallen for a month straight, with purchase activity constrained by rates nearing the 7% mark and a lack of for-sale inventory.
Read More »YoY Home Price Growth Slips to Two-Year Low
CoreLogic reports that home price appreciation year-over-year was up for the 130th consecutive month in November, but growth dropped to single digits at just 8.6%.
Read More »Increased Cost of Homeownership Dampening Buyer Demand
CoreLogic has released the CoreLogic Home Price Index (HPI) and HPI Forecast for August 2022, showing home prices nationwide —including distressed sales— increased year-over-year by 13.5%; the lowest ...
Read More »Record-Breaking Home Price Growth Now; Return to Normal Next Year?
The latest Home Price Index (HPI) from CoreLogic covering June 2022 set a new milestone: it has now seen a record 125 consecutive months of year-over-year increases as ...
Read More »Rising Rates Driving Homebuyer Urgency
CoreLogic has released the CoreLogic Home Price Index (HPI™) and HPI Forecast™ for April 2022. Nationwide, home prices posted another record-high year-over-year increase in April, marking the 123rd ...
Read More »Home Price Growth Projected to Slow Throughout 2022
CoreLogic released the CoreLogic Home Price Index (HPI) and HPI Forecast for February 2022, revealing home price growth recorded a year-over-year increase of 20% nationwide in February, another ...
Read More »Seller’s Market Closes 2021 on High Note
Experts predict annual home price growth to slow to 2.8% by November 2022, after experiencing record gains in 2021.
Read More »Apps for New Home Purchases Dip 15.2% YoY in October
Still hampered by supply-chain concerns, home builders slowed their pace in October, as buyers absorbed a 12.3% annual increase in construction costs.
Read More »Housing Starts Fall in October
Continued shortages in building materials, labor, and land contributed to a monthly decline in October new housing starts.
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