Zillow Market Pulse: May 4, 2020
Almost half of U.S. small businesses say they won't survive a three-month lockdown, and California turns to Uncle Sam for help paying unemployment bills.
Zillow Market Pulse: May 4, 2020
Almost half of U.S. small businesses say they won't survive a three-month lockdown, and California turns to Uncle Sam for help paying unemployment bills.
Zillow Forecasts a Dip in Home Prices, Rebounding By Next Year
Transactions will fall up to 60% in the wake of the coronavirus outbreak, rebounding by the end of 2021, according to the most likely scenarios.
Zillow Market Pulse: May 1, 2020
Consumer spending recorded the largest one-month decline in history, and doubts are emerging about the durability of April's stock market bounce.
Zillow Market Pulse: April 30, 2020
Consumer spending recorded the largest one-month decline in history, and doubts are emerging about the durability of April's stock market bounce.
Zillow Market Pulse: April 29, 2020
The U.S. economy shrank in the first quarter, and steeper declines are coming. Pending home sales data were weak, but mortgage applications offer some hope.
Mortgage Rates Fall to New Lows, But Rates Differ Widely For Some Borrowers
Headline mortgage rates fell to new lows this week, but conditions across the market remain much more varied than usual for certain borrowers.
Zillow Market Pulse: April 28, 2020
Home sales in China rose year-over-year for the first time since the outbreak began, offering a potential glimpse into the United States' future.
February Case-Shiller Results & March Forecast: Last Look at The World that Was
The S&P CoreLogic Case-Shiller U.S. National Home Price Index® rose 4.2% year-over-year in February (non-seasonally adjusted), up from 3.9% in January.
Zillow Market Pulse: April 27, 2020
Mortgage borrowers in forbearance got some much-needed clarity on when and how to begin repayment, and new home sales may be starting to bounce back.
Coronavirus Layoffs Have Bigger Impacts on Housing Security for Black, Latinx and Asian Households
The most devastating economic and public health outcomes of the coronavirus outbreak have fallen along socioeconomic and increasingly racial lines.