U.S. Housing Market
Mortgage Delinquency Rate Held Steady in April
Mortgage prepayments, measured as the single month mortality rate, fell 13% as rates moved higher. Continue Reading Mortgage Delinquency Rate Held Steady in April
NYC Mayor Mamdani Unveils ‘Block by Block’ Housing Plan
“At a moment when working people are being pushed out of the city they built, New York cannot afford half-measures or delays,” said Mamdani. Continue Reading NYC Mayor Mamdani Unveils ‘Block by Block’ Housing Plan
The City with the Most Affordable Rent Is…
Miami ranked last among the more than 180 cites analyzed in the new WalletHub study. Continue Reading The City with the Most Affordable Rent Is…
Ginnie Mae Issued $46.1 Billion in Mortgage-Backed Securities During March
The pooling and securitization of loans for more than 128,000 American households, including over 49,000 first-time homebuyers. Continue Reading Ginnie Mae Issued $46.1 Billion in Mortgage-Backed Securities During March
Builder Confidence at 7-Month Low
“Builder sentiment has fallen back in spring as buyers face ongoing elevated interest rates and growing economic uncertainty,” said NAHB Chairman Bill Owens Continue Reading Builder Confidence at 7-Month Low
New York State Home Sales Down 11% Despite Increase in Listings
The median sales price in New York State for May was $436,000, up 3.8% from the $420,000 price set one year earlier. Continue Reading New York State Home Sales Down 11% Despite Increase in Listings
Connecticut Governor Vetoes Affordable Housing Bill
“I’m not happy with the local red tape, but I want the towns to take the lead,” said Gov. Ned Lamont. Continue Reading Connecticut Governor Vetoes Affordable Housing Bill
Compass Sues Zillow Over ‘Anticompetitive’ Ban on Private Listings
“No one company should have the power to ban agents or listings simply because they don’t follow that company’s business model,” said Compass CEO Robert Reffkin. Continue Reading Compass Sues Zillow Over ‘Anticompetitive’ Ban on Private Listings
Existing Home Sales Up in May
The median existing home price for May was $422,800, up 1.3% from the $417,200 price set one year earlier. Continue Reading Existing Home Sales Up in May
Hits and Misses for the Real Estate Week of June 16-20
Another sports team eyeing public funds for a new stadium, property tax relief comes to Texas, and a social media influencer who gave very bad advice. Continue Reading Hits and Misses for the Real Estate Week of June 16-20
Pennsylvania’s Rising Home Sales Benefit from Increased Listings
The median sales price also climbed to $305,000 in May, up by 3% from the prior month and up 6% from one year earlier. Continue Reading Pennsylvania’s Rising Home Sales Benefit from Increased Listings
Report: Median Home-Sale Price at New High, But Remains Below Median Asking Price
Redfin noted that homes are selling for below their asking price due to greater quantity of sellers than buyers Continue Reading Report: Median Home-Sale Price at New High, But Remains Below Median Asking Price
2,500-Home Community Planned for Austin Suburb
Construction on phase one of the infrastructure is currently underway. Continue Reading 2,500-Home Community Planned for Austin Suburb
Toll Brothers Apartment Living Opens New Luxury Community Outside of Dallas
The new community features 364 residences in a mix of studio, one-bedroom, and two-bedroom floor plans. Continue Reading Toll Brothers Apartment Living Opens New Luxury Community Outside of Dallas
Kentucky Home Sales Rise Amid Wider Number of New Listings
The median sales price during the month was $279,000, up 6% month-over-month and up 3.4% year-over-year. Continue Reading Kentucky Home Sales Rise Amid Wider Number of New Listings
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