By all available means, data, and metrics, housing prices are still soaring. The growth seen by the typical single-family home over the past two years has been blistering and surprisingly consistent and at some point, something must give way, and ...
Read More »Generation Z Remains Cautiously Optimistic About Homeownership
Many of the Gen Zers surveyed stated that being in an affordable housing market where homeownership is financially attainable is the most important factor determining where they would like to live in the future.
Read More »Examining Disparities Among Asian-American Homeowners
Asian households are often upheld as an economic success story, researchers note, but the statistics do not tell the whole story.
Read More »Number of Homes for Sale at All-Time Low
San Jose and San Francisco saw the greatest increase in new listings, but here’s how the rest of the market is faring.
Read More »Fannie Mae: Consumer Housing Confidence Update
According to a new report, consumer opinions are shifting when it comes to buying and selling homes. Click through to read the GSE’s findings.
Read More »Remote Work Boosts Black Renters’ Ability to Buy Homes
According to a recent report published by Zillow, the recent rise in remote work, which has resulted from COVID-19, has affected the housing industry in interesting ways. Zillow data shows that among American renters, Black renters are 29% more likely ...
Read More »Study: Federal Mortgage Penalty Could Block Homeownership
How much could the federal government and the GSEs make from this penalty? Click through to find out.
Read More »Gen Z’s Thoughts on Renting vs. Buying
The youngest generation entering the housing market have a more positive perception to homeownership compared to millennials of the same age.
Read More »Debt and the Widening Black Homeownership Gap
Black homeownership is at its lowest level in decades, and according to new research, this is especially true for younger black potential homebuyers.
Read More »Supporting Hispanic Dreams of Homeownership
How can lenders and servicers address the low Hispanic homeownership rates that have held over from the Great Recession?
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