Real Estate Markets & Economy
After pullback in rates, decline in refis 'seems to have more to do with borrower psychology'
New inflation numbers, tapering of Fed's mortgage bond purchases likely to be on agenda next week
This number represents a 19.6% increase year-over-year, and the highest annual gain in at least a decade
Construction startups have raised $1.5 billion since the start of this year as builders rush to address the shortage, according to Crunchbase
The share of LGBTQ homebuyers and sellers has remained at 4 percent since 2015, according to NAR. Lower household incomes and less access to affordable housing are 2 of the largest barriers
The iBuyer's revenues were down year over year, but up compared to the end of 2020. The company is also nearing completion of a merger that will allow it to begin publicly selling shares
Requests to refinance accounted for 6 out of 10 applications
A greater share of movers than usual left the suburbs for more rural neighborhoods in 2020, according to a new study released Tuesday by Zillow
While on the decrease from past months, mortgage delinquencies are still up 1.3 percentage points from last March
14.8% annual home price growth is the highest seen in Black Knight data going back nearly 30 years
In a recent podcast appearance, Zillow Chief Operating Officer Jeremy Wacksman argues the housing market's fundamentals are strong
Share of consumers who say they'd buy a home if they moved hits all-time high of 72%, according to Fannie Mae's monthly National Housing Survey
KW CEO Carl Liebert hinted at Keller Williams' progress toward a stock market debut and talked about how the pandemic will change the industry
This week, Inman looked at what you should know about pending sales, new-home sales and existing-home sales. Here, Windermere Chief Economist Matthew Gardner dives into where the market stands on those metrics and more
In a new analysis, Zillow found that houses listed on Thursdays often sell for higher prices and spend less time on the market
Rates on 30-year fixed-rate mortgages inch up, but remain just under 3 percent
3 leading economists share what existing-home sales reveal about the market and how to properly use statistics to make client decisions
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