While economists expect mortgage rates to increase modestly in 2021, they will remain categorically low, supporting homebuyer demand and leading to continued refinance activity.
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Denver experienced unprecedented highs for closing prices and volume and lows for active listings and inventory. Experts examine the factors at play.
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The Refinance Index was 93% higher year-over-year. Click here to learn more about the latest data.
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Nearly 400,000 American retirees moved their residences during 2020, the highest number in five years. According to a data study by the moving services website HigherAHelper.com analyzing ...
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With the wide distribution of a COVID-19 inoculation, pandemic-induced trends—such as very low interest rates and suburban migration, to name a couple—could begin to reverse.
Read More »Factors That Will Impact Home Price Growth in 2021
Economists look at two “critical threats to housing affordability” as we wrap up a year of heightened demand and lean inventory.
Read More »More Housing Markets Hit the $1M Home Value Mark
Atherton, California, recorded the highest typical home value in the country at about $6.6 million.
Read More »Affordability Has Increased for Many Median-Income Buyers
A Q4 report reveals how construction trends, migration, and low interest rates are making the American Dream attainable for many, even as home prices rise.
Read More »How Much Will Home Prices Increase in 2021?
Cities in Idaho, Washington, Arizona, Utah, and Colorado comprise the entirety of the Top 10 metro areas in the Veros forecast.
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