How HousingWire’s 2025 housing market forecast compares to others Nov. 20th 2024
HousingWire Lead Analyst Logan Mohtashami and Altos Research Founder Mike Simonsen have compiled a comprehensive forecast for the 2025 housing market. The report offers hope that next year will be better than the last, but only to an extent.
Here’s why we won’t build millions of new homes Nov. 19th 2024
Many people think we need millions of new homes to meet demand, but housing starts and permits are at recession levels.
CoreLogic’s John Rogers on AI, climate risk and land development issues Nov. 19th 2024
John Rogers, chief data and analytics officer at CoreLogic, talks about his team of data scientists who are working on solutions across the mortgage and real estate spectrum.
Biden, Trump teams battle over environmental agenda for housing Nov. 19th 2024
The Biden-led HUD released another $1.4 billion to combat climate change, but allies of president-elect Trump want agencies to wind down.
Is home construction entering a slowdown? Nov. 19th 2024
While single-family housing completions are up 16.8% year over year, other data suggests there’s relatively few homes coming online soon.
What to expect from the 2025 housing market Nov. 18th 2024
What will the housing market look like in 2025? We already see many signals for what to expect on inventory, new listings and prices.
Trump’s plan to build houses on federal land, explained Nov. 18th 2024
Donald Trump’s impending second term has sparked discussions about addressing the housing crisis by building new homes on federal lands.
Homebuilder confidence gets a post-election boost Nov. 18th 2024
Homebuilders expect market conditions to continue to improve after Republicans won control of the White House and Congress.
Mortgage rates dodge a bullet — for now Nov. 16th 2024
Last week we were at risk of breaking a key level in the bond market, which could have sent mortgage rates much higher.
Credit data shows: There’s no housing crash coming Nov. 15th 2024
The updated New York Fed credit report shows why we won't see a housing bubble crash anytime soon, despite what your crazy uncle thinks.
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