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Home sale prices increased over 5% in the last month
The supply of homes for sale fell 12.1% year over year, which is the biggest decline since April 2013, and the fifth straight month of declines.
Guess what? Spring homebuying season now starts in January
For all the talk about spring homebuying season being the prime time for the real estate market, it turns out that homebuying season starts when it's much colder outside.
SALT relief: House votes to kill cap on property tax deductions
The debate on the House floor again highlighted the nation’s divisions, but this time it was focused on real estate and property taxes.
Median home prices are still unaffordable in majority of U.S.
Median home prices in the fourth quarter of 2019 were classified as unaffordable for the average wage earner in 71% of the U.S. counties analyzed.
Lack of housing supply sends home sales retreating in November
The nation’s existing-home sales declined 1.7% in November. Lawrence Yun, NAR’s chief economist, attributes the fall to a low housing supply.
Decade in review: Number of U.S. renters surpasses 100 million
A recent Rentcafé study shows renter rates have climbed across the country as more and more Americans are now choosing to rent instead of own.
Single-family rentals are getting more expensive
Due to low rental home inventory, single-family rental prices continued to rise throughout 2019. And the increases were not limited to one class of property either.
What the trade war with China really means for America's housing market
Joining HousingWire as a columnist, financial writer and blogger Logan Mohtashami shares his take on what the trade war could mean for U.S. housing.
L.A. is the hottest housing market in California
LA beat San Francisco in November as the hottest real estate market in California, according to the state's Realtors association.
Millennials, down on their housing luck, will be outdone by Gen Z
Pity the poor Millennials as they begin turning 40 in 2020. Their housing luck hasn’t been good. Gen Zers, still in their early 20s, will have a better fate.
U.S. housing starts rise 3.2% in November, permits rise to new high
Housing starts grew 3.2% in November to a seasonally adjusted annual rate of 1.365 million, according to HUD and the Department of Commerce.
California desperately needs more affordable housing. Is more coming in 2020?
Throughout the course of this year, Apple, Google, Facebook and even Airbnb invested in affordable housing in California, to name a few. But will these steps have the desired effec
What do subprime mortgages and student loans have in common?
In the last two decades, the nation’s students have accumulated roughly $1.5 trillion worth of loan debt. As this total is projected to climb to $2 trillion by 2022, one expert c
[Pulse] Housing is in the middle of an inventory crisis. Here’s why
It’s no surprise to anyone in the real estate or mortgage industry that there’s a critical shortage of homes for sale – the four-month supply of homes for sale today is betwe
Trump-branded condos are selling for less than they used to
Since Donald Trump was elected president in 2016, the typical “Trump” branded condo sold below its marketed price.
How to think about home prices for the rest of 2025
Available inventory of homes on the market is back to the pre-pandemic range, with 826,000 single-family homes unsold on the market as of mid-June. Read more here.
Mike Simonsen, Altos Research
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