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Survey Finds HUD Employees Inspired to Innovate
“Thousands of dedicated public servants from coast-to-coast execute HUD’s mission to create strong, sustainable, and inclusive communities for all,” said HUD Agency Head Adrianne Todman. The post Survey Finds HUD Employees Inspired to Innovate first appeared on The MortgagePoint.
Luxury Market Heats Up as Affluent Buyers Seek ‘Forever Homes’
A new study reveals an uptick in million-dollar-plus property sales, shifting consumer demands, and a possible increase in coveted ‘unicorn’ houses and other high-end inventory. The post Luxury Market Heats Up as Affluent Buyers Seek ‘Forever Homes’ first appeared on The MortgagePoint.
Renter Affordability Stretched Thin
A new study has found that more than one in five U.S. renters dedicate their entire paycheck to their monthly rent, with many working a second job to help defray housing costs. The post Renter Affordability Stretched Thin first appeared on The MortgagePoint.
Home Repair, Remodeling Costs on the Rise
A new Remodel Index for the third quarter of 2024 examines the factors driving costs related to home remodeling and the types of work being done on homes nationwide. The post Home Repair, Remodeling Costs on the Rise first appeared on The MortgagePoint.
More House Hunters Factoring in Climate Risks
“The fact that this is happening across risk types—and thus, across the country—is some of the best evidence we have that climate change is impacting people’s homebuying decisions,” said Redfin Senior Economist Elijah de la Campa. “With climate catastrophes becoming increasingly frequent and calamitous, many people have decided they don’t want to live in risky […]
New Home Purchase Mortgage Apps Get a Boost
“New home purchase activity picked up in October even as stronger economic data and election uncertainty pushed mortgage rates higher over the course of the month,” said Joel Kan, MBA’s VP and Deputy Chief Economist. “Both new applications and estimated home sales were higher compared to year-ago levels.” The post New Home Purchase Mortgage Apps […]
Modular Housing as an Alternative to Traditional Homes
In seeking solutions to help bridge the supply/demand gap for single-family homes, a new study examines how and why modular housing may be the answer. The post Modular Housing as an Alternative to Traditional Homes first appeared on The MortgagePoint.
Existing-Home Sales on the Rise
Sales of existing-homes advanced nearly 3% year-over-year in October, marking the first year-over-year increase reported since July 2021. The post Existing-Home Sales on the Rise first appeared on The MortgagePoint.
Location, Location, Location: Homebuyers Acclimatizing to Climate Risks
According to new data, low-risk homes in the three main climate-related categories of heat, fire, and flood risk have increased in value at a faster pace this year than high-risk homes for the first time since 2010, suggesting that buyers may be becoming more sensitive to natural disasters. The post Location, Location, Location: Homebuyers Acclimatizing […]
Mortgage Credit Availability Jumps Again
“Mortgage credit availability increased to its highest level since April 2023,” said Joel Kan, MBA’s VP and Deputy Chief Economist. “Driven by gains across all loan categories. However, despite the across-the-board increases, overall credit supply remains tight, with the index still near the very low levels of 2011-2013.” The post Mortgage Credit Availability Jumps Again […]
Americans Adjusting Spending Habits as Inflation Concerns Linger
A new report shows that 74% of consumers have altered their financial habits, while 85% remain worried about their ability to pay essential bills. The post Americans Adjusting Spending Habits as Inflation Concerns Linger first appeared on The MortgagePoint.
Have Buyers Tipped the Scales in the Housing Market?
Zillow found that in October, new construction and a recovering inventory helped shift markets in favor of the nation’s homebuyers. The post Have Buyers Tipped the Scales in the Housing Market? first appeared on The MortgagePoint.

Survey Finds HUD Employees Inspired to Innovate
Luxury Market Heats Up as Affluent Buyers Seek ‘Forever Homes’
Renter Affordability Stretched Thin
Home Repair, Remodeling Costs on the Rise
More House Hunters Factoring in Climate Risks

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