Home Value Disparities Between Races Are Shrinking, but Remain Very Wide
The typical home owned by Black and Latinx homeowners is 16.2% and 10.2% less valuable, respectively, than the typical U.S. home overall.
Home Value Disparities Between Races Are Shrinking, but Remain Very Wide
The typical home owned by Black and Latinx homeowners is 16.2% and 10.2% less valuable, respectively, than the typical U.S. home overall.
Methodology: Zillow Home Value Index by Race
This metric uses small area census owner-occupied housing unit estimates by race to draw conclusions about race-specific housing market performance.
Zillow Market Pulse: December 18, 2020
Home value growth set new records in November, home sales are expected to soar in 2021, demand should stay high and builders are breaking through.
Bold 2021 Predictions: A Stronger Housing Market Across the Board
The for-sale housing market showed incredible strength in 2020, and we expect 2021 will be even stronger.
2020 Was a Surprisingly Strong Year for Housing. Here’s Why 2021 Will be Stronger.
2021 is on pace to be the strongest year for the housing market since 2005, riding a wave of strong and sustainable fundamentals.
The stage is set for an expected takeoff in sales, continued recovery in the rental market and another 10% growth in home values in 2021.
November Housing Starts: Broadening the Scope
More permits were issued in November than in any month since 2006, and the multifamily sector in particular experienced significant gains on the month.
Mortgage Rates Stay Flat but Movement May Be on the Way
Mortgage rates stayed flat this week, as investor's wait on a new relief package.
What Moved Us: Stories that Shaped the Year in Real Estate
Home became more important than ever in 2020. Kitchen tables became classroom desks, basements turned into offices and backyards became sanctuaries.
Zillow Market Pulse: December 11, 2018
Homeowners are building equity at the fastest pace in 6 years, mortgage interest rates are holding firm and home seller confidence is growing.