Tag Archives: Inventory

New listings are spending considerably less time on the market with low rates offset by high prices and even higher demand.

While the COVID-19 pandemic gripped the nation and brought everyday life to a near halt, the housing market remained as robust as ever this past year, with home prices rising 14.3%, new listings coming in at 27% lower, with 50% ...

San Jose and San Francisco saw the greatest increase in new listings, but here’s how the rest of the market is faring.

The newest episode of DS5: Inside the Industry features exclusive interviews with Suzy Lindblom, COO for Planet Home Lending and a continuation of our discussion with ServiceMac CEO Robert Caruso.

Already-low rental home inventory, relative to increased demand, drove the rental vacancy rate on one-unit homes down to 5.2%, which was the lowest one-unit rental vacancy rate since 1995.

FHFA Director Mark Calabria said reform of Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac are key to fixing the nation’s affordability issues.

According to Courtney Thompson, SVP, Director of Default Servicing Operations, one of the biggest challenges in servicing right now is volume. In this Video Spotlight, find out how the low-volume environment is "creating a tension," and more.

More increases in construction may be on the way as housing inventory increases, according to the latest report from the U.S. Census Bureau.

A new study shed light on which metros’ housing markets had the most and least to worry about from a recession. But three cities won’t have to worry much. Hint: They’re all in the Northeast.

Fannie Mae’s latest monthly summary revealed a decrease in single-family serious delinquencies as lower mortgage rates influence some potential buyers to move ahead, but inventory continues to stifle the market.