Here’s why new home sales may see an uptick in the spring season despite the current record falling below market expectations.
Read More »Foreclosure Trends on the Horizon
Despite historically low levels of foreclosures, are there any indicators suggesting that a reversal is coming? A webinar on Tuesday addressed this question, along with the overall performance of the housing market in the first half of 2018.
Read More »West, Southwest Lead Sales of New Single-family Homes
A rising demand from younger homebuyers spurred the sales of new homes in the West and Southwest according to Census Bureau data. But which region didn’t fare so well?
Read More »Assessing the State of the Market
Is the foreclosure crisis finally over? While many numbers point to a decline in delinquencies, the market might need to brace for a slight increase by early 2020 according to a report on the state of the U.S. housing market.
Read More »The Week Ahead: Is Home Price Appreciation Slowing?
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.
Read More »The Week Ahead: Vacancy Rates Treading Water
National vacancies rates held steady across the country during Q1, and the data for Q2 will be released on Thursday. Will vacancy rates rise or fall in the second quarter?
Read More »New Home Sales Retreat as Supply Holds Steady
New home sales are up from their 2011 trough but still well below their pre-crisis norms.
Read More »The Week Ahead: The Domino Effect of the Supply Shortage
Existing-home sales were up despite ongoing inventory issues. How will the lack of housing supply affect new home sales for the month of April?
Read More »It’s Still All About the Inventory
Many housing experts and industry analysts have been talking about it for months, and it remains a problem.
Read More »The Week Ahead: Economic Picture is Murky
The Fed announced earlier this week that economic growth was not sufficient enough to raise the federal funds rate. The GDP estimate was a mere 0.7 percent for the "advance" estimate for Q4 and just 1.0 percent for the second estimate; what will the third estimate hold?
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