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First American says these two factors have re-shaped U.S. housing affordability
Oct 28, 2019In August, home prices fell 1.3%, declining 5.9% year over year, according to First American’s Real House Price Index. This means unadjusted house prices now sit 8.3% above the housing boom peak. When consumer house-buying power is factored in, home prices are actually 42% below their 2006 peak and 18.6% below prices from January 2000.
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This is why the nation’s mortgage defect risk continues to decline
Sep 30, 2019 -
First American: Housing affordability spiked during spring home buying season
Sep 27, 2019 -
U.S. new-home sales surge in August on low mortgage rates
Sep 25, 2019 -
First American: Existing-home sales outperform the market’s potential in August
Sep 23, 2019 -
First American says nation’s low-interest rate environment has reduced mortgage defect risk
Aug 30, 2019 -
First American says consumer house-buying power is highest its been in nearly two decades
Aug 28, 2019 -
America’s growing home tenure is threatening potential home sales growth
Aug 21, 2019 -
Krebs says the SEC is investigating First American data exposure
Aug 13, 2019 -
First American: The nation’s mortgage defect risk fell 7% in June
Jul 31, 2019 -
First American: Consumer house-buying power could rise to new heights in 2019
Jul 29, 2019 -
First American: Growth in potential existing-home sales dampened by lack of inventory
Jul 19, 2019
