How the Housing Market Recovery Is Making Inequality Worse
The Covid-19 pandemic exacerbates inequalities across the United States, especially in the housing market.
The Covid-19 pandemic exacerbates inequalities across the United States, especially in the housing market.
The NAR reports a second consecutive month of rising home sales, but trouble may be on the horizon for the housing market and house prices.
The U.S. housing market has recovered sharply from the pandemic, but home price growth slowed down in May.
A record surge in home sales doesn’t mean the housing market has escaped doom. Trouble is on the horizon as home prices keep rising.
The housing market is about to face an unprecedented crisis, as millions of Americans who aren’t able to make their housing payments face eviction.
Today’s home price data confirms that the U.S. housing market is heating up. But that’s not great news for everyone.
The U.S. Housing Market Is Heating Up – And That’s Kind of Depressing by CCN.com
Pending home sales – a forward-looking indicator for housing transactions – posted a record surge in May. That’s a good sign for the U.S. economy.
U.S. Housing Market Rebounds as Pending Home Sales Post Record Surge in May by CCN.com
New housing market data released today looks nothing short of perilous – in isolation. But here’s why economists say it “doesn’t matter.”
New Housing Market Data Is Perilously Ugly – But Here’s Why You Should Ignore It by CCN.com
As mortgage rates hit record lows, Americans are getting back in the housing market. But not everyone will be able to benefit from low rates.
Record-Low Mortgage Rates Won’t Save the Housing Market by CCN.com
The U.S. housing market just swallowed another batch of grisly data. But according to one economist, the worst is already over.
The housing market is on the verge of achieving the fabled V-shaped recovery, with a crucial gauge of demand rocketing 54% off its lows.
Don’t count on record-low mortgage rates to ignite a swift housing market recovery. Here’s why the rebound could take longer than you think.
The housing market isn’t out of the woods, but alarmist warnings of an immediate collapse in real estate prices are starting to look silly.
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A key gauge of housing market health plunged 30% in April, but economists still believe the housing market could lead the economic recovery.
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The economic impact of coronavirus has triggered a liquidity crunch that could force more Americans to unload their properties. But what if there are no buyers?
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The Federal Reserve bought a record amount of mortgage-backed securities last week despite nearly crashing the housing market in March.
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The U.S. housing market continues to look incredibly resilient, but a strong rebound in homebuyer demand masks some serious threats.
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Mortgage delinquencies rose in March, raising alarm bells for the U.S. housing market as the coronavirus imposes economic damage.
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House prices could fall 16% according to a new report by the Bank of England. That’s a similar fall to the 2008 housing crisis.
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The economic fallout from coronavirus has quickly made its way into the U.S. housing market. The 12-month outlook is dire.
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