A report by the University of California-Berkeley found there is a negative correlation in Los Angeles between the number of workers and the availability of affordable housing.
Read More »Home Prices’ Upward Trend Continues … But for How Long?
While metrics are positive for the housing market, one economist says low mortgage rates may bring negative side effects.
Read More »Homesellers Seeing Highest ROI in 13 Years
Click through to find out the region of the county where sellers are reaping the highest benefits from rising home prices.
Read More »Mortgage Applications Take Slight Turn
After a short burst of increases, mortgage applications have dipped, according to to new data from the Mortgage Banker's Association.
Read More »Top States at Risk of Mortgage Application Fraud
Fraud risk has continued to decline, but according to a new report, these states and metro areas are seeing their risk increase. Here's why.
Read More »Where Housing Markets Are Poised to Shine or Falter
A recent report reveals its findings regarding the nation’s HPI, specifically covering which regions fared best and worst.
Read More »The Far-Reaching Implications of California’s Affordability Crisis
Analysis says more than 60% of millennials are looking to leave the Golden State, and the housing market won’t be the only section impacted if they do.
Read More »Fannie Mae Expects Housing to Drive Economic Growth
Despite geopolitical tensions causing uncertainty in housing and the greater economy, the homebuilding and single-family housing markets remain bright spots in economic growth.
Read More »For-Sale Home Inventory Falls to New Low
The share of available homes hit its lowest level since 2013 and it could be years until builders can meet growing demands of buyers.
Read More »The Post-Millennial Homebuyer Landscape
The wave of young homebuyers is set to enter the housing market, but it is not the millennials leading the way.
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