FOMC raises the borrowing rate half a percentage point, capping a series of four consecutive three-quarter-point hikes.
Read More »Examining Q3 Mortgage Delinquencies
After a recent report found nearly 1.4 million home loans nationwide were in some stage of delinquency, a new MBA report examines how the multifamily side of the housing sector compared during Q3 2022.
Read More »Analyzing Q3’s Most At-Risk Housing Markets
A new study examines the nation’s regions that were most vulnerable to market declines in the third quarter of 2022, based on home affordability and foreclosures.
Read More »Q3 Foreclosure Rates ‘Reflecting Other Aspects of the Economy’
With talk of a recession on the horizon, ATTOM’s latest data breaks down foreclosure rates and related data, as well as how they are being impacted by larger economic factors.
Read More »Ginnie Mae Loans in Forbearance Rise in August
While overall mortgage servicers’ portfolio volume of loans in forbearance continues to dwindle, Ginnie Mae loans in forbearance increased in August, with approximately 360,000 U.S. homeowners currently in forbearance plans.
Read More »Forbearance Data: Exits, Results & More
MBA reports the overall forbearance rate in June nearly plateaued, with just a four-basis-point month-over-month decline, as approximately 405,000 homeowners in the U.S. remain in forbearance plans.
Read More »Foreclosure Starts Up in First Half of 2022
ATTOM reports foreclosure activity creeping up over the first six months of the year, rising 153% year-over-year, but down just 1% from pre-pandemic times of just two years ago.
Read More »Which Counties Are Most At-Risk of Economic Decline?
Releasing its new Special Housing Risk Report, ATTOM Data spotlights county-level data revealing that areas in California, Illinois, and New Jersey have the highest concentrations of counties that are in danger of economic declines in the near future. Basing their ...
Read More »Number of Loans in Forbearance Approaches the 1% Mark
After peaking at 4.3 million at the height of the pandemic in June 2020, nearly two years later, an estimated 525,000 U.S. homeowners remained in forbearance plans in March.
Read More »First-Time Buyers Continue to Feel Supply Chain Impact
As new home sales experienced a decline in February, the 20.4% rise in building materials year-over-year is being passed on to the consumer and pricing many out of the market.
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