More than 70% of Couples Argue Over Home Buying or Selling
A majority of Americans who have bought or sold a home with a significant other in the past decade say they argued over the home buying process.
Homes Sold Above List Price Fell to Three-Year Low in 2019
The share of U.S. homes that sold for more than their list price in 2019 fell to 19.9%, the lowest share since 2016.
Mortgage Rates Rise as Coronavirus Picture Clears
Mortgage rates rose over the past seven days, riding encouraging economic data and a clearer picture of the coronavirus’ impact on global commerce.
Where and Why the Upfront Costs of Renting Differ So Widely
When controlling for age, income, home type, urbanicity, and region, LGBTQ+ renters are more than 1.4 times as likely to pay an application fee. Renters of color are more than twice as likely.
Home Searchers: Who Is Coming and Going – And Who Is Staying Put?
How user traffic on our site provides a small signal into which directions moving truck traffic might be headed in the near future.
Coronavirus Fears Drive Mortgage Rates Lower
Mortgage rates fell over the past week, heavily influenced by growing global fears surrounding the ongoing coronavirus outbreak.
November Case-Shiller Results and December Forecast: Primed for an Upswing
The S&P CoreLogic Case-Shiller U.S. National Home Price Index rose 3.5% year-over-year in November (non-seasonally adjusted), up from 3.2% in October.
December New Home Sales: A Disappointing Stumble
After a string of blockbuster reports, December's new home sales data was a disappointing stumble right at the finish line of what was otherwise a very strong year.
Mortgage Rates Hold Steady Near 3-Month Lows
Mortgage rates continued to hold in the narrow range where they’ve existed for all of 2020 thus far, near their lowest levels in three months.
December Existing Home Sales: Saving the Best for Last
December existing home sales rose 3.6% from November and 10.8% from a year ago, to 5.54 million -- the highest level of 2019.
