Drowning in Debt: Q2 Underwater Mortgages on the Rise
In yet another sign that the housing market is still in a state of flux, more American homeowners owe more ...
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Foreclosures Rise in First Half of 2026, Report Finds
As pending home sales reports suggest a slower summer market, foreclosures on homes are ticking up. Over 200,000 properties across ...
Report: Foreclosure Data Points to ‘Shifting Market Dynamics’
Upward movement in foreclosure numbers appears to show some further signs of normalization in the housing market, according to the ...
Housing Affordability Sees Minor Improvements Despite Historic Gap: Report
Despite a trend of significant depreciation in home-price growth, home prices remain elevated overall. Coupled with rising mortgage rates, elevated ...
Home-Flipping Profits Plummet to the Lowest Level Seen Since the Great Recession
High prices and inventory constraints in the housing market have not just affected people looking to dive into the market ...
Refinancing at the Forefront of Mortgage Origination as Rates Come Down
While mortgage originations remain constrained due to affordability concerns, refinancing is driving increased activity as mortgage rates have come down ...
Foreclosure Activity Remains High Annually as Affordability Challenges Persist
Even though 2026 is looking brighter, affordability—not just in homebuying but in homeownership—continues to face challenges as the market works ...
Buying Finally Surpassing Renting in Affordability: Report
Affordability constraints on the housing market in recent years have left more people turning to renting than ever before. But ...
2025 Home Sales Data Suggests a Shift Toward Market Normalization This Year
With predictions flooding in left and right from real estate economists suggesting that 2026 will be an improved year for ...
The Top 5 Riskiest Markets Homebuyers May Want to Avoid: Report
The housing market hasn’t exactly settled down in the handful of years since the pandemic—and those looking to purchase a ...
6 Key Numbers Buyers Must Examine Before Committing
“The rate should never be treated as a yes-or-no answer,” says Nick Nastos, founder of Chicago’s Property Shop. “I would be more concerned about a buyer closing with no emergency fund than one accepting a slightly higher rate with a manageable payment and cash still in the... Read more.
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