Zillow predicts more buyers will come out ahead in a bumpy 2025 by for Zillow MediaRoom – Press Releases (Housing Market/Rental Research)
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To achieve homeownership, Americans need stability by Jason Waugh for HousingWire
HousingWireHousingWire The current start-stop cycle facing American homebuyers and sellers shows no sign of relenting. The cycle continued in May, as inflation eased more than expected, dropping to 3.3% from the 3.4% annual increases seen in March and April. These positive signs were followed by a long-awaited dip in mortgage…
Continue reading →RiskSpan’s Chris Kennedy explores recapture strategies and MSR management tools for 2025 by HW Media Content Studio for HousingWire
HousingWireHousingWire In this HousingWire executive conversation, Chris Kennedy, Director of Sales and Business Development at RiskSpan, explores the key recapture strategies that lenders can follow to maximize profit in the 2025 real estate market. He stresses the importance of optimizing recapture workflows in the new market with new tools and…
Continue reading →CoreLogic: Single-family rent growth drops to four-year low by Kennedy Edgerton for HousingWire
HousingWireHousingWire U.S. single-family rental properties posted rent-price growth of 2% during the year ending in September 2024, according to a recent CoreLogic report. That’s down from annual growth of 2.4% in August. The property data and solutions company reported that the year-over-year gain was well below the pre-pandemic single-family rental…
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How are mortgage rates affecting housing demand? by Logan Mohtashami for HousingWire
HousingWireHousingWire It has been almost two months since mortgage rates spiked again, and my initial thought was this would tank housing demand. We had a positive 18-week period with purchase applications before mortgage rates started rising in September. I figured those increases would produce the same weakness in purchase apps…
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