Are rising mortgage rates still holding back prospective buyers? Click through to find out more on the latest in the buyer’s market.
Read More »Surprising Revelations About Home Appraisal Trends
Using the FHFA's first-of-its-kind dataset, economists gauge the ability of appraisals to predict future house prices.
Read More »Wells Fargo Partners With National Urban League on Appraiser Diversification Initiative
A new $5 million grant will help certify up to 260 diverse appraisers in the Atlanta, Charlotte, and Houston regions.
Read More »Survey: Housing Market Collapse Imminent?
A majority of Americans fear rising mortgage rates and a lack of affordable housing could spark a market crash that could equal the 2008 downturn.
Read More »Daily Mortgage Rates Back Off Recent Highs
“There have been a handful of pieces of relatively good news for the housing market lately, but we’re far from out of the woods,” said Taylor Marr, Redfin’s Deputy Chief Economist.
Read More »Congressional Panel Hears Testimony on the Homeownership Gap
A recent House Financial Services Committee hearing featured testimony from a number of housing experts who weighed in on the topic housing supply shortfalls and offered possible solutions.
Read More »Record Amount of Sellers Delisting Homes
Redfin is reporting that a record number of sellers are taking their properties off the market. Click through to find out how many sellers are taking this route.
Read More »Affordability will be Driving Housing Market Force in 2023
"Affordability is going to be the biggest factor in housing for 2023, but there's room for optimism on that front if mortgage rates recede," said Zillow Chief Economist Skylar Olsen.
Read More »Plan & Prevail: How the Industry Can Prepare for an Uncertain Future
Though the housing industry may not be able to pinpoint the next widescale impactful event, developing a well-grounded plan can help navigate it, mitigate risk, and get homeowners back on track.
Read More »Southern U.S. Less Vulnerable to Q3 Housing Market Declines
ATTOM data has found that Mid-Atlantic states, California, and Illinois were more vulnerable to housing market declines in the third quarter.
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