After being below four months’ supply in March, is housing inventory finally on the rise? How quick are available homes selling in the current market?
Read More »Home Values Cooling Off
National home values appreciated at a steady but “aggressive” rate last year, but the markets previously leading the pack are falling behind.
Read More »Dual Markets
A report examines the widening divergence between urban and smaller metros, making the November housing market a ‘Tale of Two Cities.’
Read More »A ‘Meaningful’ Change
Housing inventory has changed course according to a report, but is it enough to impact home values?
Read More »Where Inventory’s Growing, And Where It Isn’t
The stubbornly tight housing supply that has persisted and exacerbated over the past four years has taken a slight turn.
Read More »Growth Anticipated Despite Housing Shortage
A report predicting growth in the housing market through 2019 has been released. Find out how inventory shortages, interest rates, and trade tensions are expected to affect the industry.
Read More »Are Inventory Woes Impacting Rental Prices?
A new report shows how much rent prices for single-family homes have changed over the last year. See how favorable economic factors, as well as natural disasters, have affected inventory and pricing.
Read More »The Rise and Fall of Property Values
A recent forecast by an enterprise risk management and collateral valuation service shows property values appreciating across the U.S. But where is the appreciation rate rising most rapidly, and what metro areas are expected to see an actual drop in value? Find out here.
Read More »Housing Optimism Steady, But Trouble on the Horizon
How Americans view the current state of the housing market and economy hasn't changed much since Q1. But they're not so positive on where we'll be in a few years.
Read More »A Look Ahead at the 2018/2019 Housing Market
With the economy on cruise control and a solid labor market, it would seem like ideal conditions for brisk home sales. The fly in that ointment is that there just aren't enough homes for sale to drive sales totals higher. ...
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