New data from the Census Bureau indicates that the homeownership rate surged to its highest point since the third quarter of 2008, but a change in data collection methodology may have impacted the results
Even as home prices continue to appreciate, consumers have more spending power due to low mortgage rates, according to a survey released Monday by First American
First American Chief Economist Mark Fleming emphasized the downside of plummeting mortgage rates: 'Why move when you can lock in at less than 3% in a time like this?'
The average 30-year mortgage hit a new all-time low of 3.07% this week, according to data from Freddie Mac released Thursday
Sam Khater, the chief economist at Freddie Mac, looks at how 'filtering' impacts home prices in cities
More than 15M Americans have filed for unemployment insurance since states began issuing stay-at-home orders
Shrinking agent ranks, smaller commissions and more predictions for years and years to come
Low supply and high demand will drive the housing market amidst age milestones for millennials and baby boomers
Experts agree that consumers save more, when there's more short-term rentals. One study found that's even more concentrated near holidays
Homeowners are clinging to low mortgage rates and increasingly aging in place, which means fewer people are selling and moving, and fewer homes are hitting the market
Nationwide, buying power has grown by 23.6% since 2011, according to a new Real House Price Index report
First American Chief Economist, Mark Fleming, says buyers will be able to absorb the increase in borrowing costs thanks to wage hikes
Real estate experts and economists agree sellers will continue to hold the cards
What will happen to mortgages, inventory, affordability and more
Research from a financial services company digs into the factors shaping the future