CoreLogic: 791,000 underwater homes return to positive equity
Rising home prices continue to pull underwater homeowners into positive equity positions, with 791,000 additional properties returning to a situation in which the borrower no.
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Rising home prices continue to pull underwater homeowners into positive equity positions, with 791,000 additional properties returning to a situation in which the borrower no.
Read More →Title insurance premium volume rose 14 percent during the third quarter of 2013 when compared to the same period a year ago, according to the American.
Read More →According to Fannie Mae’s November National Housing Survey, positive momentum in the housing market has slowed as Americans remain cautious about their personal finances and the.
Read More →Inventories of homes for sale have been slow to bounce back since the 2007–09 recession, despite steady price appreciation since January 2012. Normally, higher prices.
Read More →Rising prices may be bringing some homeowners out from under water, but tight credit will still preclude many traditional buyers from the market, according to.
Read More →Distressed inventory is on the decline, but the number of months it will take to clear that distressed inventory from the market is on the.
Read More →Substantial price jumps are unlikely As more inventory hits the housing market and buyers rebel against rising home prices, the real estate market is.
Read More →In a report released this week, Clear Capital linked high levels of distressed sales activity with high levels of home price appreciation, something that may seem out of the.
Read More →Luxury homes are beautiful to look at, but difficult to maintain according to a recent report. Despite the continued decline of foreclosure activity in the.
Read More →In terms of recovery in Las Vegas—one of the crisis’ worst casualties—investors are leading the charge. The What Works Collaborative, an Urban Institute supported partnership aimed.
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