Zillow August 2021-August 2022 Home Value & Sales Forecast
Zillow expects home values to grow 11.7% between August 2021 and August 2022, and to end 2021 up 19.9% from December 2020.
Mortgage Rates Rise Bucking Jobs Report Trend
Mortgage rates rose this week, moving higher even as the August jobs report came in well below expectations.
How the Latinx-White Wealth Gap has Shrunk — and Why There’s Still So Much Farther to Go
The typical Latinx household currently has less than half (43.7%) of the wealth of a typical non-Hispanic white household, up from 28.4% in 2016.
iBuyers Are Helping People Move in Record Numbers
iBuyers were part of 1% of all U.S. home transactions in Q2, with homeowners using an iBuying service to sell more than 15,000 homes.
Zillow Market Pulse: September 3, 2021
A disappointing employment report showed the impact of the Delta variant on a previously-budding labor market recovery.
Competition Intensifies Over Scarce Suburban Listings
The ZIP codes with the highest page views per online listing on Zillow became increasingly suburban over the past 18 months.
Buyers: Results from the Zillow Consumer Housing Trends Report 2021
The 2021 Consumer Housing Trends Report (CHTR) provides a snapshot of what housing consumers are thinking and doing in mid-2021. In this report, we take a deeper look at buyers (household decision makers that own their primary residence and moved to a home they purchased in the past year); In other reports, we examine homeowners, renters, and sellers more closely.
Mortgage Rates Fall After Federal Reserve Calms Concerns
Mortgage rates fell slightly over the last seven days as comments from the Federal Reserve calmed concerns that the central bank would be tightening monetary policy.
After Supreme Court Ruling, More Than 3 Million Americans Are Still At-Risk of Eviction
Some 3 million Americans are at risk of eviction, and Zillow estimates there will be about 485,499 eviction filings in the next two months.
June 2021 Case-Shiller Results & Forecast: Hot Growth Summer
The slow rise in inventory that marked the beginning of summer wasn't enough to cool the sizzling market, with the already rapidly rising Case-Shiller indices hitting the gas accelerating into the middle of the year instead of tapping the brakes.
