Tagged: Data

The U.S. housing market still leans in buyers’ favor, but new data suggests that advantage may have already peaked

Lower mortgage rates and softer home prices improved affordability statewide, though most households remain priced out

Lower rates earlier this year fueled a refinance surge and boosted first-time buyer activity, giving loan officers a more balanced pipeline

Signed contracts rose 7.7% year over year as lower mortgage rates and improving inventory helped bring buyers back into the market.

MBA’s latest survey pointed to renewed refinancing momentum, stronger deal flow, and a major rebound in multifamily originations

Minimal appreciation masks ongoing pressure from rates and rising ownership expenses

AD Mortgage survey shows widespread tech adoption, with integration, training, and strategy now driving competitive edge

Bankrate index highlights shifting leverage, rising inventory, and regional splits

Diverging borrower profiles reshape risk, underwriting, and pipeline outlook as new credit scoring models loom

Faster deal timelines and declining inventory highlight growing split in housing demand