Prices Begin To Tumble From Their Record Peak
U.S. homes came down 0.7% from its record-breaking peak in June.
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Survey Finds Many First-Time Homebuyers Have Misconceptions
Americans who have never owned a home believe 20% down payments are required.
Home Prices Reach Near-Record High In 2Q
Single-family home prices increased at the annualized rate of 19.4% in the second quarter of 2022.
Housing Supply Shortage Continues Despite Increasing Interest Rates
Net new listings increase for pricey homes (400k+), while new listings for affordable homes decrease.
2 N.Y. Men Plead Guilty To Mortgage Fraud In Conn.
BH Property Management employees overstated the value of multifamily housing properties in Hartford.
Fannie Mae Program Targets Diversifying Mortgage Industry
In four years, nearly 400 racial, ethnic minorities, recent grads hired
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Baby Boomer Mortality Expected To Have Minimal Impact On Housing Supply
Should lead to minimal excess housing supply and have no measurable reduction in housing prices.
Ready Life Launches Black-Owned Fintech To Help Underserved Borrowers
Ready Life, led by two Black entrepreneurs, is taking aim at the racial wealth gap by starting a mortgage fintech.
Home Supply Grows Faster Than Ever, Seller Activity Rebounds
Inventory recovery made major strides with the number of homes available to buyers climbing at its fastest annual pace of all time.
The Incredible Shrinking Home Affordability
House prices are now 52.9% above the housing boom peak in 2006.