- Over 1.5M Serious Delinquencies Still Remain
June’s month-end mortgage data shows there may still be a bulk of serious delinquencies by the time the forbearance moratorium ends, according to Black Knight. The details: Total U.S. loan delinquency rate (loans 30 or more days past due, but not in foreclosure): 4.37% – Month-over-month change: -7.62% – Year-over-year change: -42.39% Total U.S. foreclosure […]
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- NAR Forum Tackles ‘Historic’ Housing Shortage Issues
As plans for the nation’s infrastructure take shape, real estate professionals and industry experts say fixing housing shortages needs to be a critical part of the conversation. “Housing is an essential long-term asset that helps families climb the economic ladder to prosperity, brings folks closer to job opportunities and generates tax revenue that supports community […]
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- Was Real Estate the Real Cause of the American Revolution?
For centuries, historians have debated whether the American Revolution was driven more by ideas or economics. I’m fully in the “ideas” camp, but it would be disingenuous to believe that an economic crisis doesn’t lead to grandiose ideas. Currently, real estate prices are climbing at unprecedented rates. More companies are focusing on consumer experiences and […]
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- Sellers Making Their Way Onto Real Estate Markets
Yes, we’re still below the inventory threshold necessary for filling the supply shortage gap; however, there’s been improvement in the real estate markets for the week ending July 17, according to the latest Weekly Housing Trends report from realtor.com®. By the numbers: – New listings are up 9%. More new sellers hit the market compared […]
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- Kansas City, Missouri: Most Accessible Metro for First-Time Buyers
It’s no secret that buyers have had it rough these last couple of years, with skyrocketing demand raising prices and creating a competitive environment that makes it near-impossible to win a bid on a home. There are certain areas, however, in which first-time buyers will have it much easier, according to a new LendingTree report. […]
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