New Appraisal Market Research Analyzes COVID-19 Impact

Staff Writer

Dec 03, 2021

Newly added research to ResearchAndMarkets.com's offering, will provide an analysis of the U.S. appraisal market.

Economic uncertainty has reached new levels of ambiguity as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic. It’s dampened both residential and nonresidential construction sectors, and consequently the demand for industry services is witnessing a decline in 2020. However, the market is expected to show a recovery throughout 2021, owing to the full-scale resumption of economies.

The report titled "The US Real Estate Appraisal Market: Size and Forecasts with Impact Analysis of Covid-19 (2021-2025 Edition)," recently added to ResearchAndMarkets.com's offering, provides an analysis of the U.S. appraisal market by value, by number of licenses held, number of active appraisers, and by primary occupation.

Competition within the U.S. Real Estate Appraisal Market is very fragmented, the report explains, with several local and regional players procuring a major share of the market. The key players in this market are CoreLogic, Inc., Real Matters, Inc., Wells Fargo & Company and JP Morgan Chase & Co. which are profiled for their financial information and business strategies.

The topics that will be covered in the report include Appraisals amidst Covid-19, Technological Innovations, Collaboration of Homeowners with Appraisers, and much more.

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Katie Jensen

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Katie Jensen is a staff writer at NMP.

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Dec 03, 2021

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