The Mortgage Bankers Association expects U.S. home prices to rise by +4.1% in 2024, while Morgan Stanley analysts predict a -3.0% decline. Here are the other 10 forecasts.
Underneath the surface, the ongoing mortgage rate shock has coincided with a great deal of bifurcation in home price trajectories across the nation
The fact that U.S. home prices are up 45% since March 2020 explains why few homeowners are underwater.
Democratic lawmakers introduce a bill that'd force institutional homebuyers to sell off their homes over a 10-year period
U.S. homebuilders continue to report robust earnings, even as they bear the expenses of costly mortgage buydowns.
A lower "Hotness Score" indicates a softer (cold) housing market, while a higher score indicates a stronger (hot) housing market
Parcl Labs: Among the 21 major institutional homebuyers, only 3 are selling off at least 2% of their portfolio right now
The Sun Belt continues to dominate the nation's homebuilding landscape, a trend predating the pandemic frenzy.
The Lance Lambert Inventory Tracker is updated to include November analysis for U.S. metros and counties
The U.S. housing market experienced more cooling than usual last month, undoubtedly influenced by mortgage rates hovering around 8% amid the seasonally soft window.
Institutional landlords aren't flooding the housing market with inventory, but there are exceptions like VineBrook Homes
Redfin: "Homebuyers are leaving San Francisco, New York and Los Angeles more than any other metros in the country."
