Homes for Sale Spending More Time on Market
Realtor.com’s latest housing data release for August reveals that listing prices decelerated for the third month in a row, as more sellers hit pause on listing homes and homes for… Read more »
Student Loan Forbearance Extended Until January 2023
Federal student loan borrowers who still have remaining balances are getting one final extension — this time until January 2023. The latest reprieve — it’s the seventh extension, for those… Read more »
The Average Home Cost Has Surpassed $400k For First Time
Despite market influences that are pushing up mortgage rates and slumping home sales numbers during the second quarter of 2022, most metropolitan areas still saw double-digit annual price gains compared… Read more »
Why Homeowners Need a Portable Transfer Water Pump
Guest article provided by: toppickguy.com Homeowners everywhere will agree that owning a home comes with its own set of challenges. As much as you might like your property, it’s important… Read more »
Delinquencies, Starts Rose In June But Stayed Below Pre-pandemic Levels
Mortgage delinquencies and foreclosure starts increased in June but ultimately stayed below pre-pandemic levels, according to Black Knight’s First Look at June 2022 data. The national delinquency rate rose by… Read more »
Generation Gap: How Americans’ Preferred Housing Styles Vary by Age
As homebuyers continue their house hunt, finding a home that’s perfect is not just about the right timing and price —it’s also about finding the right style. HomeAdvisor conducted recent… Read more »
More Homebuyers Taking up ARMs
First American Financial Corporation, a provider of title, settlement and risk solutions for real estate transactions, has released the May 2022 First American Real House Price Index (RHPI). The RHPI… Read more »
Housing Market Cooling To Feb 2020 Levels
Zonda’s New Home Pending Sales Index for June 2022 finds the housing market cooling to levels seen in February 2020. The New Home PSI posted a reading of 125.5 for… Read more »
Housing Starts Fall to Two-Year Low
According to the latest U.S. Census Bureau and the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development new residential construction statistics for June 2022, privately‐owned housing starts were at a seasonally… Read more »
43% of homeowners have delayed home improvements and maintenance due to inflation. Here’s why that’s risky
Getty Images For homeowners, big projects and purchases may be another casualty of rampant inflation, new research suggests. Overall, 60% of homeowners in a recent survey are less comfortable making… Read more »