The U.S. housing market still has a big affordability problem that low mortgage rates won’t solve. Home prices are becoming too expensive for many Americans.
The bursting of the housing bubble will likely begin in big cities as more Americans move to the suburbs. It looks like post-pandemic America will hurt large urban centers the most.
The U.S. housing market appeared to be making a classic V-shaped recovery. But several recent data points have cast shade on that narrative.
Low mortgage rates won’t stop a housing crisis. A big supply problem and tightening credit standards will cause a slowdown in the U.S. housing market.
The U.S. housing market’s incredible nine-week winning streak just came to an abrupt halt. What happens next?
As mortgage rates hit record lows, Americans are getting back in the housing market. But not everyone will be able to benefit from low rates.
Mortgage rates may be at record lows, but this won’t be enough to save the housing market from a looming crisis.
The mortgage industry has a credit crisis, and the latest data reveal that it’s only getting worse.
The housing market is on the verge of achieving the fabled V-shaped recovery, with a crucial gauge of demand rocketing 54% off its lows.
The housing market isn’t out of the woods, but alarmist warnings of an immediate collapse in real estate prices are starting to look silly.
The U.S. housing market continues to look incredibly resilient, but a strong rebound in homebuyer demand masks some serious threats.
Mortgage delinquencies rose in March, raising alarm bells for the U.S. housing market as the coronavirus imposes economic damage.
In an economy ravaged by a pandemic, optimists can find a hopeful beacon in the housing market: pent-up demand.
The government’s plan to ease the burden of mortgage debt is doing nothing but putting off an impending wave of defaults.
Mortgage applications cratered 30% in the biggest decline since 2009, while a tidal wave of housing market defaults spills over into banking.
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