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.
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.
Zillow Weekly Market Report, Data Through Dec. 5
Driven by still-strong demand, the housing market remains remarkably robust heading into what is typically the slowest time of year for sales.
Mortgage Rates Continue to Fall as Signs Say They Probably Should Rise
Mortgage rates fell again this week, continuing to withstand upward pressure imposed by financial markets.
Renters Staying in Cities and Suburbs Despite Pandemic, Turning Savings into Upgrades
Enterprising young renters seem to be taking the opportunity of softening rent growth to come back to the market and score a deal on a nicer apartment.
Zillow Weekly Market Report, Data Through Nov. 28
The housing market continues to show impressive strength heading into the traditionally slower winter months.
Zillow Market Pulse: December 4, 2020
The November jobs report underwhelmed, leaving markets optimistic that further fiscal support may finally be forthcoming.
Bought Before They’re Built: Why a Surge in Advance New Home Purchases Bodes Well for the Market
Advanced new home purchases create a firm backlog of future construction activity and consumer spending, and may point to more inventory to come.