March Existing Home Sales: A Bright Outlook
While February’s pandemic and weather-induced weakness hampered March existing home sales figures, the sales outlook remains bright.
March Existing Home Sales: A Bright Outlook
While February’s pandemic and weather-induced weakness hampered March existing home sales figures, the sales outlook remains bright.
Mortgage Rates Continue to Fall Despite Strong Economic Data Reports
Mortgage rates fell again this week despite strong readings on retail sales and consumer confidence.
Mortgage Rates Fall to Lowest Levels in a Month on Vaccine Setback
Mortgage rates fell this week, reaching their lowest level in a month, driven by rising COVID-19 cases and a vaccine setback.
Mortgage Rates Hold Firm Even After Strong Economic Data
Mortgage rates fell this week, holding firm even as key economic data reports show signs of continued improvement.
Zillow Group Population Science Homeowner Survey: Q1 2021
More than 1-in-8 homeowners say they are considering selling their home within the next three years.
Acceleration in Student Loan Debt Could Block Millions From Homeownership
Mounting student debt risks putting many would-be homebuyers -- particularly buyers of color -- very close to or over conventional debt-to-income ratios.
Bottom Tier in Top Gear: Why the Most Affordable Homes are Gaining Value the Fastest
In many areas, the gap in appreciation between the most- and least-affordable homes is widening -- evidence of intense competition among buyers on a budget.
February Existing Home Sales: A Step Back, but a Promising Path Forward
New listing activity has slowed, leaving fewer homes for buyers to bid on and contributing to a step back in February existing home sales volumes.
Home Value Appreciation Goes into Overdrive (February 2021 Market Report)
In February, home value growth continued to accelerate, the rental market showed some signs of recovery and inventory continued to hit new lows.
Americans Struggle with Credit Score Knowledge
When asked five questions about credit scores, the average American got only two right -- and older Americans didn't fare much better than younger ones.