In the previous blog, we shared that the COVID-driven homebuying surge has waned. Could things get worse? Let’s take a look.
Contrary to popular belief, the COVID lockdowns had a negative impact on birth rates. So profound was the COVID effect that in our annual paper on population projections, we lowered our total US population predictions for 2030 by roughly 7 million people.
Affordability among both Black and Hispanic households increased to 11% in 2025, up from 10% one year earlier. Continue Reading Report: California’s Housing Affordability Improved Slightly in 2025
The ballot resolution would lower the maximum a property value can increase from 3% to 1.75% for primary residences and agricultural land. Continue Reading Oklahoma Property Tax Relief Measure Set for November Ballot
No details were provided on who might have been responsible for the breach. Continue Reading Maryland’s Real Property Search System is Back Online Following Cybersecurity Concerns
Pricing begins from the low $500,000s. Continue Reading Century Communities Debuts Gated Community Outside of Atlanta
A 124% debt-to-GDP ratio isn’t a political point. It’s a loan file. And right now, the file needs work. Continue Reading I Sat In a Room and Watched Someone Describe America’s Mortgage Application — And We’d Be Denied
The representatives cited a forecast from the Urban Institute warning the provision could “decrease the number of rental units built each year by at least 72,000.” Continue Reading 76 Representatives Call on House Leadership to Drop Build-to-Rent Provision from Senate Housing Bill
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