New single family home versus an apartment? It’s not only largely a matter of preference—but size as well, according to Storagecafe.com. Because people have spent more time at ...
Read More »Millennials Breaking the Bank for Home Upgrades
The latest Bankrate.com survey reveals that a rising trend in the housing industry is for homeowners to go into debt in order to make their abodes even better. ...
Read More »Housing Industry Experts on Federal Eviction Moratorium
Many in the housing industry are reacting to an announcement Tuesday that the Trump administration, by way of the Center for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) and the Department of Health and Human Services (HHS), has ...
Read More »Fannie Mae Releases July Monthly Summary
Fannie Mae Conventional Single-Family Serious Delinquency Rate increased 59 basis points to 3.24% in July. One year earlier, this serious delinquency rate was 0.67%. In weighing serious delinquency rates based ...
Read More »Most and Least Affordable Homes in the Country
Researchers at refiguide.org recently published findings related to the most and least affordable places to purchase homes today. With the arrival of the pandemic, the real estate market ...
Read More »Survey Shows Americans Saving More Money This Year
According to the latest Invest in You Survey conducted by CNBC and Acorns in Partnership with SurveyMonkey, Americas are rethinking their spending habits. Specifically, the survey shows that all ...
Read More »The Benefits of eClosings, During COVID and Beyond
The MReport’s webinar series last week presented a complimentary new webinar entitled "The Future of eClosings," presented by Altisource. Technology has been quickly improving the mortgage industry the past few years, including ...
Read More »How Black and Hispanic Buyers Could Benefit More From Homeownership
"Homeowners of color typically had lower housing equity, because they purchased homes of lower value with higher mortgage debt later in life,” wrote research associates, who have some suggestions for policymakers.
Read More »Home Prices Grow Despite Pandemic-Perpetuated Recession
No decrease yet, but the pandemic-induced recession will likely lead to an increasing number of housing markets where home prices are at risk of falling, according to May 2020 data.
Read More »Economic and Housing Weekly Report: Forecast Experienced Unexpected Changes
Annualized in Q2 2020, the gross domestic product, adjusted for inflation, plummeted 31.7%, according to the second estimate from the Bureau of Economic Analysis. That’s a bit better ...
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