“We’ve now seen four consecutive months of home price pullbacks at the national level,” said Ben Graboske, President of Black Knight’s Data and Analytics Division.
Read More »Median Home Prices Continue Four-Month Decline
Despite ongoing price corrections, home values in the top 50 metropolitan markets remain elevated up to 66% since the start of the pandemic.
Read More »Home Price Growth Decelerates Sharply
The latest report from Black Knight did not carry good news as the company’s latest monthly Mortgage Monitor Report covering the month of June found that annual home ...
Read More »Adjustable-Rate Mortgages Hit Recent High
Black Knight Inc., has released the latest iteration of its Mortgage Monitor Report for March 2022 which looks at mounting affordability pressures resulting from the competing dynamics of ...
Read More »Refi App Volume Slips to 22-Month Low
Overall mortgage application volume declined from last week, led by a drop in refinance volume to levels not seen since January 2020.
Read More »The Week Ahead: Tracking Mortgage Trends
The week begins with new data on the mortgage market and how it is impacting housing. Click through to learn what else is in store in The Week Ahead.
Read More »Study Says: Home Affordability at its Lowest Since 2009
How much does it take to buy an average single-family home in the country? The answer would be approximately $283,000 according to Black Knight Inc’s Mortgage Monitor Report ...
Read More »Monitoring the Market: New Mortgage Data Out Now
A new report released Monday reveals the latest mortgage performance results. What’s the status of the current market? Read all the details here.
Read More »The ‘Balancing Act’ Between Low Interest Rates and Home Prices
A "pretty amazing balancing act" between low interest rates and rising home prices is reportedly keeping affordability stable at the national level.
Read More »Refinances Could Be Poised for a Major Upswing
The number of borrowers who could either qualify for or benefit from a mortgage refinance has skyrocketed by 1.5 million since January 1.
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