U.S. Movers Continued to Seek Affordability in 2021, but in Different Areas
Some of 2020’s most popular mover destinations have gotten so expensive, so quickly that they are losing some of their appeal as affordable options.
U.S. Movers Continued to Seek Affordability in 2021, but in Different Areas
Some of 2020’s most popular mover destinations have gotten so expensive, so quickly that they are losing some of their appeal as affordable options.
Stage Set for Unseasonably Warm Winter Housing Market (November 2021 Market Report)
Home value growth is trending up in most large markets while inventory is trending down, suggesting a more competitive market is in the cards this winter.
November Housing Starts: Rebounding Nicely
Housing starts rebounded nicely in November after tumbling in three of the previous four months, recording the largest monthly increase since March.
Mortgage Rates Unchanged Against Tight Labor Market and Inflationary Pressures
Mortgage rates ended the week unchanged, after economic releases last week continue to show a tight labor market and inflationary pressures.
Zillow November 2021-November 2022 Home Value & Sale Forecast
Existing home sales are expected to grow strongly through 2022, while annual home value growth is likely to slow somewhat through the end of next year.
Housing Demand in a High-Inflation World: Why Non-Shelter Inflation Might Not Dent Buyer Demand
Buying a home today with a fixed-rate mortgage can be a hedge against housing inflation, locking in the cost of shelter even as other prices may rise.
Mortgage Rates Down and Up on Conflicting Data
Mortgage rates declined slightly last week, but have ticked back up in recent days.
Zillow’s Hot Housing Takes for 2022
Expect the strong sellers market to persist, the Sun Belt to remain highly in-demand and flexible work options to continue to shape housing.
In Q3, homeowners sold 27,244 homes worth a total of $10.6 billion using an iBuying service. iBuyer market share reached 1.9% in Q3, a new record.
Playing Catch-up: Putting the Recent Home Building “Boom” in Context
There is a cumulative shortage of 1.35 million new single-family homes permitted in the 35 largest U.S. housing markets. Here's why.