Market Studies

To further the Biden Administration’s commitment to addressing the nation’s homelessness crisis, HUD has issued $2.8 billion in Continuum of Care Competition Awards for thousands of local homeless service and housing programs across the U.S.

A new survey from Realtor.com revealed an estimated 82% of home sellers feel 'locked in’ to their current home, as buying a new home could potentially mean buying into a higher mortgage rate.

The U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development announced an available $30.3 billion for the Housing Choice Voucher Program that will help Public Housing Authorities address recent rent inflation and enable more low-income families to utilize housing vouchers.

According to a new study from Urban Institute, research revealed that among never-married households, there was a steady six-percentage-point female-male homeownership gap between 1990 and 2021.

“The implementation of this rule strengthens our commitment to promoting affordable, equitable, and sustainable housing in underserved and rural communities,” said FHFA Director Sandra L. Thompson.

A new KeyBank poll found that nearly 31% of respondents did not seek out any information or resources on homebuyer assistance programs and could be unaware of the existence of these offerings and the important role banks can play in providing access to them.

The 16 million vacant homes in the country aren’t just sitting there—a new study found they actively drive up nearby real estate prices and keep potential first-time buyers from entering the market.

In California, over $200,000 can be saved on average when building a house instead of buying one, while Midwest states are the most cost-effective for buying a home, according to a new report from StorageCafe.

More and more homeowners are worried about making their mortgage payments as economic uncertainty—namely inflation—continues to swirl around the country, according to a new study from Brace.

About 600,000 homes were damaged in the April 4 severe weather outbreak that stretched from the Great Lakes to the Gulf of Mexico.