Real Estate News And Analytics

The US rental market continues to suffer from the ill effects of inflation. At present, what do authorities say about rent growth in the US?

The housing crisis we’re in now is causing vacation towns to limit short term rentals, with their number growing more over the past year.

Over the past year, we’ve seen mortgage rates go from record lows to new highs as Q4 2022 opened with rates just below 7% in October.

Housing affordability is slipping through the cracks as median US home prices have gone up 46% since the pandemic started. 

Just when you think it couldn’t get any worse, it did. Housing and rent are now the new gas, with rent inflation hitting consumers really hard.

30-year home mortgage rates are on the rise again. So are the other mortgage types. What’s in store for real estate investors this month?

While there is a very low correlation between real estate and the stock market, home prices continue to increase along with inflation.

Redfin recently released a report that shows how home prices went down in July 2022. More than 15% of sellers lowered their asking prices in 97 US metros.

The National Association of Home Builders (NAHB) recently published its list of the most affordable housing markets in the US for the second quarter of 2022. 

The Federal Reserve’s recent actions against inflation might have caused it to go lower, but US housing prices 2022 are still on the rise.

After going below 5% last week, current mortgage rates are up again this week. It seems we’re in for a roller coaster ride for the next few weeks.

What most of us have been anticipating is finally here. Home sales are slowing down after months of strong housing demand and price hikes.

The Austin Texas real estate market is showing some signs of a slowdown. Home sales are down, but property prices are still on an upward trend.

For the first time in New York’s history, the average rent in Manhattan reaches $5,000 per month while the occupancy rate drops below 40%.

In the first quarter of 2022, mortgage delinquencies went up, according to an Office of the Comptroller of Currency (OCC) survey of several banks.