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Housing Markets

These Regional Markets Are Still Seeing Rapid Sales

Elevated mortgage rates and dwindling inventory are causing slowing sales across much of the U.S., but a few regional markets are seeing red-hot homebuying activity

Financials

Housing Demand Could Rebound in 2024 as Mortgage Rates Ease

The Mortgage Bankers Association predicts lower mortgage rates could bring homebuyers back into the market in 2024

Market Data + Trends

Home Listings Are Rising, but Cautious Buyers Aren’t Budging

New listings are popping up at a much faster rate than their seasonal norm, but fresh inventory isn't tempting to wary buyers in a high-cost market

Market Data + Trends

Do Rising Foreclosures Pose a Threat to the US Housing Market?

Foreclosures notices are rising, but experts aren't worried about a subsequent housing bust

NAHB

NAHB Chairman Shares October Update

Alicia Huey recently updated National Association of Home Builders' members with an overview of the organization's top priorities through the rest of the year

Market Data + Trends

How Have Homebuyers Changed Over the Last Two Years?

The U.S. housing market has undergone significant changes over the last two years, and so too have today's homebuyers

Market Data + Trends

Homebuying Conditions Improved in September

Despite an uptick in annual home price growth, buying conditions improved on a year-over-year basis in September

Market Data + Trends

Why Is So Much Housing Stock Sitting Vacant?

Amid a historic housing inventory shortage, more than 5 million U.S. homes are vacant, according to a new LendingTree report

Financing

Adjustable-Rate Mortgages Surge as Fixed Mortgage Rates Peak

Homebuyers are turning to adjustable-rate mortgages as the average rate on the 30-year fixed mortgage reaches a two-decade high

Housing Markets

Housing Markets Heat Up: 98 of 100 Largest US Metros Are Overvalued

As home prices continue to rise nationwide, houses in the majority of U.S. metros are selling above their historical norms

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