In all of the nation’s 50 largest metro areas, block groups that are at least 90% single-family, detached houses are whiter than the metro as a whole.
Renting
Missed payments are expected to increase after additional unemployment benefits expired on July 31 causing a ripple effect in the rental industry.
Urban Rent Slowdown May Signal Renters are Edging Toward the Suburbs
Suburban rents have been more resilient than rents in urban areas during the coronavirus pandemic
Zillow Weekly Market Report: Data Through July 25, 2020
Even with a surge of newly pending sales, homes continue to fly off the shelf, staying on market just more than two weeks.
Zillow Weekly Market Report: Data Through July 18, 2020
More homes went under contract last week than the week prior, and the housing market kept up its blistering pace.
Zillow Weekly Market Report (Through July 11) & June 2020 Data Summary
The for-sale market continues to show resilience in the face of the pandemic, but the rental market showed signs of a slowdown last month.
LGBTQ+ Buyers & Renters Face More Challenges, Costs when Searching for a Home
Many of the housing challenges faced by LGBTQ+ households in general are even more extreme for LGBTQ+ home buyers and renters of color.
U.S. Home Value Growth Slows, Signalling Potential Price Decline to Come (May 2020 Market Report)
The typical U.S. home value grew 4.3% year over year in May, to $251,598. But monthly growth slowed noticeably from April.
Almost 3 Million Adults Moved Back Home in Wake of Coronavirus
There were 32 million adults living with their parents or grandparents in April, the highest number on record.
Newly Unemployed Service Workers Owe More Than $1.7 Billion in Monthly Housing Payments
More than 25% of the total housing payments due from U.S. food service workers is owed by those who are newly unemployed during the coronavirus pandemic.
