Market Studies

The Census Bureau’s first report after the government reopened is unlike other housing indicators released recently. Here’s why.

A recent study looked at cities where homeowners stayed put for a longer-than-average time period. What factors are keeping them in place?

An economist analyzes the reasons behind the volatile defect risk rates toward the end of last year and the possibilities of a stabilized market environment in 2019. Here’s what he had to say.

A new report highlights how expensive it is for first-time buyers to break into the housing market.

The latest S&P Case-Shiller elucidates on the factors that are dampening the pace of price increases across the U.S and regions that are leading in annual gains. Here’s what it revealed.

According to American Enterprise Institute, mortgage risk jumped in the past year with all indices setting new series’ highs. Here are other important takeaways.

An analysis of new-home sales toward the end of 2018 during the government shutdown revealed a double-digit drop in all major regions of U.S. Click through to learn more.

S&P Global Ratings examined the likelihood of a disruption in mortgage performance this year amid rising interest rates. Here’s what it revealed.

It turns out 2018 was a pretty mellow year for the U.S. housing market but the steady growth in inventory is reflective of steps toward a balanced market for both buyers and sellers.

Mortgage applications continue to rise after recording the strongest level in years last week. Click through to learn more.