Brexit, Trade Talks Have Muted Impact on Mortgage Rates
The fact that mortgage rates haven’t taken off in response to Brexit and/or the China trade pact speaks to the complexity of the two situations.
Brexit, Trade Talks Have Muted Impact on Mortgage Rates
The fact that mortgage rates haven’t taken off in response to Brexit and/or the China trade pact speaks to the complexity of the two situations.
November Housing Starts: Good Vibes
Builders started 1.365 million homes in November, according to the U.S. Census Bureau, up 3.2% from October and up 13.6% from a year ago.
Experts: More Gen Zers than Millennials Will Own Homes
By 2035, when Gen Z begins reaching age 40, experts said they largely expect the homeownership rate among 35- to-44-year-olds to be higher than it is today.
Bold Predictions for 2020: Shrinking Homes and a More Stable Market
We expect a slower market than we’ve become accustomed to the last few years. But don’t mistake this for a buyer-friendly environment.
U.S.-China Tensions Continue to Weigh on Mortgage Rates
Mortgage rates continued their back-and-forth pattern this week, finishing the last seven days slightly below where they were a week before.
Mortgage Rates Remain Steady — For Now
Mortgage rates held mostly steady in the leadup to the long Thanksgiving weekend.
October New Home Sales: Reinforcing the Trend
October new home sales stood at 733,000 (SAAR), according the U.S. Census Bureau, down 0.7% from upwardly revised September numbers but up 31.6% from a year ago.
The Silver Tsunami: Which Areas will be Flooded with Homes once Boomers Start Leaving Them?
Over the next 20 years, more than a quarter (27.4 percent) of the nation’s currently owner-occupied homes are likely to hit the market.
‘Open Concept’ Is the New Formal Dining Room for the Holidays
Zillow research finds the share of for-sale listings mentioning open concept layouts has more than doubled since 2015, while the share of listings mentioning a formal dining room has slightly dipped.
October Existing Home Sales: Up, But Some Buyers Still on the Sidelines
The economy is offering everything it’s got -- high employment, low interest rates, healthy home price appreciation -- and still there’s only modest growth in existing home sales.