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Housing Markets That Rose and Fell the Most This Year

It is no secret that the national housing market has gotten even worse this year. With each passing month, it seems that most measures pointed to further weakening. Although there are a few exceptions…

Mike Sauter · 15 years ago

Home Price Improvement Is Geographically Diverse

Flickr, Images of MoneyThe housing crisis has been the worse in five states — Nevada, California, Florida, Michigan and Arizona. A recovery has begun in states that have almost nothing in common geographically or…

Douglas A. McIntyre · 15 years ago

Pending Home Sales Surge 10.4%

Pending home sales rose a remarkable 10.4% in October with particular strength in the Northeast. The figures come a day after down beat data on home prices from S&P/Case Shiller, which covered the top…

Douglas A. McIntyre · 15 years ago

Negative Equity Continues Fight Against Housing Prices

Housing prices are back to where they were at the start of 2003, and things are not getting any better.  CoreLogic showed that negative equity data showed that 10.7 million, or 22.1%, of all…

Jon C. Ogg · 15 years ago

Mortgage Applications Fall Again (KBH, LEN, PHM, DHI, BZH, XHB)

Mortgage interest rates remain historically low, but buyers are either unwilling or unable to take advantage of the low rates. After three straight weeks of increases in mortgage applications, borrowers backed off last week.…

Paul Ausick · 15 years ago

The Cities Where People Finally Want to Buy Homes

Many Americans are planning to buy homes in the areas that have been hardest-hit by the real estate crisis, according to housing data released today. Real estate research agency Trulia reported that there are…

Mike Sauter · 15 years ago

Nevada and California Still Trapped in Foreclosure Vise

No matter how much better the real estate market appears to be or how much worse it actually is, two states cannot escape a collapse that has continued for three years. Californian and Nevada…

Douglas A. McIntyre · 15 years ago

The Cities Where Foreclosure Rates Are Skyrocketing

Foreclosures have increased 14% between the second and third quarter of 2011, following five straight quarters where the number of foreclosures has gone down. This increase could dampen the recovery of the American housing…

Mike Sauter · 15 years ago

Underwater Mortgages Go More Underwater, Miami and Phoenix Hit

The number of underwater mortgages in the U.S. increased again in the third quarter. That makes sense because by most measures home values have fallen throughout the period. It also confirms that widely held…

Douglas A. McIntyre · 15 years ago

Cities Where Home Prices Continue to Collapse

The rampant growth and subsequent collapse of the U.S. housing market has had far-reaching consequences that are still felt today. In some cities houses lost more than 60% of their value, decimating local economies. Unfortunately,…

Mike Sauter · 15 years ago

The American Cities Sunk by Underwater Mortgages

Earlier this week, President Obama announced he would extend the mortgage refinancing program in an effort to provide relief to homeowners whose mortgages are worth more than the value of their homes. Nationwide, one…

Douglas A. McIntyre · 15 years ago