Reports that COVID-19 is causing a migration from urban centers to suburbs abound, but are those stories entirely accurate? First American Chief Economist Mark Fleming recently revealed his insights regarding...

...the U.S. accelerated as a result of the coronavirus pandemic, and is reducing the importance of proximity to offices and causing migration from urban to suburban and exurban areas. As...

...wished-for migration include the fact that many Americans report being either bored with their current locations (following weeks upon weeks of lockdown) or simply wanting to move away from their...

...toll in many ways, among which includes how it has affected the housing migration. A growing trend finds home buyers fleeing the expensive coastal cities like San Francisco and New...

...migration as Americans put down new roots. It is no surprise that the arrival of COVID-19 has put a pinch on many Americans’ wallets, as well as being a catalyst...

...upcoming year, better opportunities may become available for foreign buyers in large cities like New York and San Francisco. New patterns of domestic migration are trending away from expensive cities...

...listings offered virtual tours. This overwhelming migration towards 3D walkthrough tours suggests while the current climate may speed up the adoption of these new technologies, renter demand will solidify their...

The latest episode of DS5: Inside the Industry features Ed Pinto, Director, Senior Fellow, the AEI Housing Center. Pinto discusses with DS5 the impact COVID-19 has had on homeowners...

...some previously hot markets will decline. Blomquist emphasized that “these local market declines won’t be driven by an economic recession or by destined-to-fail mortgage products, but by migration patterns triggered...

...there is an economic downturn ahead, what should servicing shops be doing to prepare? We see areas that could be of concern. There's a natural migration from North to South,...