As home prices continue to reach new highs, the amount of equity homeowners gained in one quarter was more than $3 trillion.
Read More »Where Negative Equity is Concentrated
According to a new report, states with high negative equity shares have also experienced low home price appreciation.
Read More »Negative Equity Hits Record Levels
The amount of homes in negative equity fell to the lowest level in nine years, according to a new report. Here's why.
Read More »A Question of Housing Affordability
A new study gives insights into what has changed for the housing market since the Great Recession and the way forward. But will affordability remain a thorn in the path to growth?
Read More »Trends in Homeowner Equity
Find out how homeowners have seen their equity increase, or decrease, in the beginning of 2019, and see which cities were the least "equity challenged."
Read More »Breaking Away From the Negative Equity Trap
A report analyzed homeowner negative equity across the U.S. and the impact it will have on homes that are facing financial distress.
Read More »Home Equity Soars, But How High?
A new report explores equity gains among U.S. homeowners between the first quarters of 2017 and 2018. How do all those numbers break down, and what does it mean for the housing market?
Read More »How Widespread Is Negative Equity?
During the height of the housing crisis, approximately 30 percent of homeowners were in negative equity, owing more than what their homes were worth. A decade later, how have those numbers changed? Click through to read a recent report providing new insights into underwater mortgages.
Read More »Slow Down Ahead
Though the share of underwater borrowers has fallen for 20 straight quarters, data released today begs an interesting question. Could the days of decline be coming to a close?
Read More »Negative Equity Decreasing, Many Homeowners Still Underwater
Half of those remaining underwater owe at least 20 percent more than their homes are worth.
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