Analysis and Data
Report Finds Stimulus Checks, Other Payment Relief Linked to Renters’ Financial Stability
Another month of rising inventory and price cuts for home listings allows buyers to breathe easier this season.
Retail sales increased by 0.7% monthly and 1.8% year-over-year, but the August Survey of Consumer Sentiment reported a decline of 13.4%.
Rental prices have grown three times faster than in March 2020, prior to the onset of the pandemic.
ATTOM’s U.S. Home Flipping Report shows that while the flipping rate rose, profit margins fell to a 10-year low during the second quarter this year.
The U.S. Mortgage Insurers published a report highlighting how the Hispanic population growth is helping to drive the homeownership market.
Home sales declined by 6% in August 2021, according to a report, this is the first annual decline in 15 months.
Seasonally Adjusted, The Market Composite Index Rose Just 0.3%
15,838 total U.S. property foreclosure filings in August, up 27% from the previous month and up 60% from last year.
As federal unemployment benefits come to an end, minimum wage workers are likely to jump back into the workforce. But is minimum wage enough to help them own or rent a property?