Tag Archives: Home Prices

Home prices have been rising steadily since hitting their trough in January 2012, and are up to their pre-crisis peaks in many markets. According to the latest data, which markets have reached new peaks?

Nationwide SVP and Chief Economist David Berson discusses how different the current market is from the pre-bubble days. This select print feature originally appeared in the November 2016 issue of MReport.

Home prices have growth so fast in one particular area that homes there may be considered overvalued, according to Fitch Ratings.

Will higher economic growth and inflation mean greater home price appreciation in 2017?

First-time buyers are viewed by many economists and analysts as critical to increasing the homeownership rate, but they may run into problems if current trends continue.

Prospective homebuyers faced a challenging housing market during the third quarter. What exactly were they up against?

The underlying components of the NAHB/First American Leading Markets Index varied greatly, indicating that the nation's economic and housing markets are not quite back up to "normal."

A "pretty amazing balancing act" between low interest rates and rising home prices is reportedly keeping affordability stable at the national level.

Home prices are up considerably from a year ago, and along with it has come a significant gain in housing wealth.

Homeowners are overestimating the value of their homes, though not by much.