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How Too Many Boys Skew China’s Economy
How Too Many Boys Skew China’s Economy
The Chinese government’s fight to control housing prices and insulate the economy is bound up with some very fundamental human impulses—and decisions made decades ago.
How Too Many Boys Skew China’s Economy
Closing the African American Homeownership Gap | HUD USER
Closing the African American Homeownership Gap | HUD USER
As of December 31, 2020, the rate of African-American homeownership is 44.1 percent, whereas the rate of White homeownership is 74.5 percent. At all income ranges, even at incomes above $100,000, homeownership rates are lower for African-American households than for White households.
Closing the African American Homeownership Gap | HUD USER
Commercial RE Outperforms Expectations in 2021
Commercial RE Outperforms Expectations in 2021
NAR expects the demand for commercial real estate to strengthen in 2022 given the strong underlying demand fundamentals in the core property markets.
Commercial RE Outperforms Expectations in 2021
Home Sales Over $100 Million Exploded in 2021
Home Sales Over $100 Million Exploded in 2021
At least 40 properties in the United States sold for $50 million or more last year, a 35% increase from 2020, and at least eight sold for at least $100 million, a 300% jump from the prior year.
Home Sales Over $100 Million Exploded in 2021
First-time Buyer Share Falls to 26% in November
First-time Buyer Share Falls to 26% in November
The share of first-time homebuyers fell to 26% in November 2021, the lowest since January 2014. Around 24% of existing homes were purchased with all cash--only 7% of first-time home buyers could afford this approach compared to 30% of non-first-time buyers.
First-time Buyer Share Falls to 26% in November
Mortgage rates just climbed past 2021 levels
Mortgage rates just climbed past 2021 levels
Mortgage rates rose to their highest level since May 2020 to 3.22% for 30-year-fixed-rate loans, up 3.11% from the week ending December 2021 and 2.65% one year ago which was the lowest on record.
Mortgage rates just climbed past 2021 levels
Home Prices Spiked in Third Quarter of 2021
Home Prices Spiked in Third Quarter of 2021
Median sales prices rising for existing single-family homes in all but one of 183 measured markets in the third quarter of 2021. Austin-Round Rock, TX saw the greatest price appreciation (33.5%), followed by Naples-Immokalee-Marco Island, FL (32%), Boise City-Nampa, ID (31.5%), Ocala, FL (29.7%), and Punta Gorda, FL (27.5%).
Home Prices Spiked in Third Quarter of 2021
Red-Hot Housing Market Fuels Mortgage Borrowing Record
Red-Hot Housing Market Fuels Mortgage Borrowing Record
Mortgage lenders issued $1.61 trillion in purchase loans in 2021, beating a record set in 2005, as a wave of Americans entered the housing market or sought larger homes.
Red-Hot Housing Market Fuels Mortgage Borrowing Record
Mobile-Home Values Have Been Migrating Upward at Breakneck Speed
Mobile-Home Values Have Been Migrating Upward at Breakneck Speed
The national median value of a mobile home in 2019 was $53,000, about $180,000 less than a traditional home. That was a 39% spike over the median value in 2014, while traditional homes rose by 33% over those five years.
Mobile-Home Values Have Been Migrating Upward at Breakneck Speed
Redfin Study: Homes in Black Neighborhoods Are Undervalued by an Average of $46,000 | Redfin Press Center
Redfin Study: Homes in Black Neighborhoods Are Undervalued by an Average of $46,000 | Redfin Press Center
Compared with homes in primarily white neighborhoods, homes in primarily Black areas have consistently been undervalued by tens of thousands of dollars over the last decade, after accounting for fundamental factors that contribute to home values SEATTLE , April 20, 2021 /PRNewswire/ -- (NASDAQ:
Redfin Study: Homes in Black Neighborhoods Are Undervalued by an Average of $46,000 | Redfin Press Center
The Home ATM
The Home ATM
aka Mortgage Equity Withdrawal (MEW)
The Home ATM
Freddie Mac Research Explores Causes for the Appraisal Valuation Gap for Homeowners in Minority Neighborhoods | Freddie Mac
Freddie Mac Research Explores Causes for the Appraisal Valuation Gap for Homeowners in Minority Neighborhoods | Freddie Mac
MCLEAN, Va., Sept. 20, 2021 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Freddie Mac (OTCQB: FMCC) today released an analysis showing that appraisal values are more likely to fall below the contracted sale price of a home in census tracts with a higher share of Black and Latino households, resulting in an appraisal gap.
Freddie Mac Research Explores Causes for the Appraisal Valuation Gap for Homeowners in Minority Neighborhoods | Freddie Mac