Tag Archives: Case-Shiller

In advance of CoreLogic's next Home Price Index release, CoreLogic Deputy Chief Economist Selma Hepp notes that "since mortgage rates have hit the psychological 5% benchmark, buyers are stepping back." Here's what to expect in The Week Ahead.

Fixed-rate mortgages continue to edge closer to the 5% mark, rising once again to 4.67%, as an increasing number of buyers are shut out due to affordability concerns.  

Annual home price growth has been dropping, dipping below the double digits. Find out the latest details from a new report.

The S&P CoreLogic Case-Shiller national home price index indicated a slowdown, but experts have reason to be optimistic. Find out what experts say is driving a "balanced" home mortgage market.

Here’s what a study comparing the current state of U.S. housing with that of housing at the peak of the last cycle revealed about the state of homeownership.

A report will check in on home prices and the health of the housing market Tuesday, with several other noteworthy releases and an industry webinar due as well in The Week Ahead.

The question as to whether or not the housing market is approaching another bubble has been a topic of discussion amongst the industry, especially as home prices continue to rise while inventory shrinks. Tuesdays Case-Shiller Home Price Index could be another piece of that puzzle. . .

Are current market trends of home appreciation going to continue, and if so, what might be the result? One report may have the answer.

New single-family home sales took a notable upturn in July, with the month becoming the best month for new sales since 2007, according to HUD and the U.S. Census Bureau.

CoreLogic released Tuesday its own quarterly Case-Shiller Indexes, assembled using the company’s proprietary data supplemented with statistics from the Federal Housing Finance Agency (FHFA). While prices nationwide were up an estimated 11.3 percent in Q4, seven cities managed to shoot up into the 20 percent range year-over-year, with Las Vegas leading at 25.6 percent growth.