Housing Market Continues to Cool and Normalize (May 2019 Market Report)
The for-sale and rental housing markets moved in opposite directions in May -- the former slowing, the latter growing. Both are signs of normalization.
Renting
45% of Renters Wish They Owned
For all the headaches of homeownership, renters are the ones with more regrets, according to the Zillow Housing Aspirations Report. One of their biggest: renting.
Rent Growth Climbs Again After Short-Lived Correction (February 2019 Market Report)
For a while last year, it looked like the U.S. rental market might be headed for a serious slowdown. Now that rent growth has picked up again, it appears we’re in for a more vanilla, slow-growth market.
Hottest Markets for 2019 Driven by Job Opportunities
While the U.S. housing market is cooling in some ways, certain markets are red hot – fueled by rapid home value and rent appreciation, job opportunities, income growth and low unemployment.
Notable Numbers From November 2018
Check out the most eye-popping numbers from Zillow's November research, including how the "Amazon effect" could affect New York, how student debt affects home buyers' choices, and the number of homes expected to be inundated if greenhouse gas emissions climb unchecked.
2019 Predictions: Worse Affordability, Commutes, Natural Disaster Losses
Mortgage affordability take a hit. Commutes lengthen. Natural disasters claim a record number of homes. And a bit of good news: Amazon HQ2 'losers' will get a boost.
Inventory Climbs Meaningfully for the First Time in Almost Four Years (October 2018 Market Report)
Prospective home buyers can give thanks this season for a rare increase in inventory: The number of homes for sale in October rose 3 percent, the first year-over-year gain of more than 1 percent since December 2014.
