After Supreme Court Ruling, More Than 3 Million Americans Are Still At-Risk of Eviction
Some 3 million Americans are at risk of eviction, and Zillow estimates there will be about 485,499 eviction filings in the next two months.
Renting
Rent Prices Soar Beyond Pre-Pandemic Projections (July 2021 Market Report)
Typical U.S. rent has pushed beyond where they are projected to have been if pre-pandemic trends had held.
The Typical U.S. Renter is Expected to be ‘Housing Cost Burdened’ By the End of 2021
Rent paid as a share of income is forecast to rise beyond 30% by December for the typical U.S. renter, which is considered housing burdened.
Renters: Results from the Zillow Consumer Housing Trends Report 2021
The 2021 Consumer Housing Trends Report (CHTR) provides a snapshot of what housing consumers are thinking and doing in mid-2021. In this report, we take a deeper look at renters.
Pandemic Impacts Felt More Strongly by Lower-Income, Renter and Households of Color
Black, Latinx, lower-income & renter households were more likely to report housing and economic challenges brought on by the pandemic.
Inventory Jumps Again, as the Market Continues to Sizzle (June 2021 Market Report)
The number of homes available for sale rose for the second straight month in June, an indication the market may be beginning to find more balance.
It’s Harder to Save for a Down Payment, But Today’s First-Time Buyers Have Some Unique Opportunities
The typical U.S. renter should expect it to take more than a quarter century to save for a 20% down payment on the typical U.S. starter home.
Millions of Tenants Remain Behind on Rent, but Their Confidence is Rising
On the eve of the scheduled expiration of the federal eviction moratorium, some 3 million U.S. tenants are at risk of losing their home.
Virtual Home Selling Tools Benefit Buyers & Sellers — And are Here to Stay Post-Pandemic
The old open house-based approach to touring homes is, if not exactly extinct, then certainly no longer the only game in town.
Anticipated Inventory Relief Fails to Materialize in April (April 2021 Market Report)
The ongoing inventory deficit deepened slightly in April -- total U.S. for-sale inventory was down 30.3% from April 2020 and 1.4% from March.
