Mortgage Rates Fall to Lowest Levels in Months
Mortgage rates continued to fall, hitting their lowest level since February. But key data releases this week could push them back up.
History Not Repeating: Why Today’s Housing Market Won’t Turn into 2008’s
Today’s housing fundamentals -- including supply, demand and overall financial conditions -- are markedly different than in 2008.
Zillow Market Pulse: April 30, 2021
GDP grew at an annualized rate of 6.4% in Q1 on the back of strong growth in consumer spending and continued housing strength.
Mortgage Rates Trend Downward, Partially Driven by Tax Talks
Mortgage rates continue their downward trend partially driven by discussions about a proposed increase in capital gains tax rates.
The Top 10 U.S. Metros for Digital Nomads
With the prospect of permanent work-from-home arrangements becoming more likely, the popularity of a “digital nomadic lifestyle” is likely to trend upward.
February 2021 Case-Shiller Results & Forecast: Red Hot
Already rising at a blistering pace, the Case-Shiller home price indices pressed higher in February as competition for housing remained red hot.
Housing Gains Could Increase Black Wealth More than Half a Trillion Dollars by 2031
Almost half of the existing $3 trillion Black-white wealth gap can be attributed to housing disparities, but modest changes could help shrink it.
Zillow Market Pulse: April 23, 2021
Existing home sales cooled while new home sales soared in March, the inventory crunch may be easing and mortgage rates keep falling.
March New Home Sales: Back on the Gas
New home sales soared in March to the highest level since August 2006, cementing the ongoing and enduring strength of the home building industry.
Inventory Shows Signs of A Rebound, Just in Time for Spring (March 2021 Market Report)
Inventory remains way down, but signs are emerging that the nation’s ongoing housing squeeze may be starting to ease somewhat.
