Analysis and Data

Consumer Price Index soaring 7.5% from a year earlier poses a renewed challenge for The Fed

Data provided by OJO Labs showed that only six U.S. metros featured homes selling for more than their list price in Jan. 2022.

The Urban Institute recently published a study on why there are so few people purchasing affordable properties at auction, with financing being among the barriers reported.

A new interactive mapping tool allows citizens, activists, and policymakers to look at how both current and proposed infrastructure will fare in wetter conditions.

'Even though investor profit margins may be declining... we’ll continue to see the investor share of purchases increase over the next few quarters.'

Speaking at NAHB's International Builders’ Show in Orlando, economists say low inventory, supply-chain bottlenecks, and Fed anti-inflation efforts will boost prices.

As rates continue to climb, the refinance share of mortgage activity decreased to 56.2% of total applications.

BeanTown is on track to earning a less endearing nickname for itself — the second most expensive city in the country.

MBA reports that 2022 will see a 30% drop in mortgage originations, driving lenders and title companies to seek ways to streamline operations and increase ROI.

November 2021 was the month we finally saw overall delinquencies recover, a sign that mortgage loan performance is following the nation’s income growth.