Tag Archives: The week ahead

A report will check in on home prices and the health of the housing market Tuesday, with several other noteworthy releases and an industry webinar due as well in The Week Ahead.

On Tuesday, the latest installment of the S&P CoreLogic Case-Shiller Home Price Index will explore the values of residential real estate and how the housing market is doing as we move into the back half of October.

JPMorgan, Citi, and Wells Fargo will be releasing their Q3 earnings report next week. Find out more about what to expect here.

On Wednesday, January 24, at 10 a.m. EST, the National Association of Realtors will release its data on existing home sales for December 2017. The NAR report tallies ...

In addition to regular weekly reports such as the MBA Mortgage Applications Survey and the Fed Balance Sheet, this week will see the release of the monthly U.S. ...

On Wednesday, TransUnion will take a look at the road ahead with its annual Consumer Lending Forecast for 2018. Here’s what else is slated for The Week Ahead.

Jerome Powell's nomination as Fed Chair will be the subject of a full open session committee hearing this week for the U.S. Senate Banking Committee. During a closed-door meeting the committee will also consider Brian Montgomery's nomination as Assistant Secretary of HUD and Commissioner of the FHA. Here's what else is happening in The Week Ahead.

Real estate data service provider Bright MLS will release its August 2017 Housing Market Update on Tuesday, providing insight into the latest trends. Find out more and see what’s to come next, in The Week Ahead.

The ultimate authority on home values, the monthly Case-Shiller HPI will be released this coming Wednesday. Take a look at what recent rates have meant for the economy and what else is coming in the week ahead.

Inventory was on everyone’s mind last week, and in the week ahead the New Home Sales Report and Existing Home Sales Report for May will be released Friday and Wednesday, respectively. With home buying putting undue stress on first time homebuyers, and a severe lack of inventory due to an unwillingness to sell and fewer new houses being built, it is becoming increasingly difficult for those that desire to purchase. The previous New Home Sales report was at nearly half a million—569,000—while existing homes counted 5.57 million sales, not enough to provide a relief for the growing market.