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The total number of delinquent mortgages fell to a 12-year low in September according to CoreLogic. But the effects of natural disasters in Hawaii and North Carolina have been to affect the data.
Home prices rose at a slower pace in October according to real estate analysis firm CoreLogic. The October increase is the lowest year-over-year growth in monthly home prices since January 2017.
Mortgage delinquencies continued to drop year over year in August according to the latest report from CoreLogic. Delinquency rates have now fallen back to around pre-housing-crisis levels.
U.S. home prices rose 5.6% in September compared with the same month a year ago, according to data from CoreLogic released Tuesday.
August home prices rose at their slowest pace in nearly two years according to the latest report from CoreLogic. The year-over-year gain was 5.5%, well below the July increase of 6.2%.
Hurricane Florence killed at least 43 people as it rampaged through the Carolinas and Virginia. The storm also inflicted property damage that could rise to $30 billion, according to a report from...
U.S. homeowners got a 12% boost in home equity over the past 12 months as the number of U.S. homes with underwater mortgages continues to shrink.
Mortgage delinquencies rates fell year over year in June according to the latest Loan Performance report from CoreLogic. The nation's inventory of foreclosed properties also declined compared with...
The year-over-year increase in July's CoreLogic Home Price Index is the smallest since this past spring. Prices continue to rise more rapidly in some western states.
While home price increases have been moving higher at a good clip, mortgage payments have been running at about double the pace.
As Hurricane Lane bears down on the Hawaiian island of Oahu, analysts at CoreLogic estimate that more than $8 billion in property is at risk of heavy damage from the storm.
U.S. home prices rose 6.8% year over year in June, a slightly slower growth rate than May's 7.1%. Homes are overvalued in more than 40% of the nation's top 100 metro areas.
CoreLogic's Loan Performance Insights report for April shows that U.S. mortgages 30 or more days past due fell year over year in April.
Home prices rose more than 1% month over month and more than 7% year over year in May according to the latest report from CoreLogic. Low inventory levels continue to bedevil first-time buyers.
The percentage of U.S. homeowners with mortgages more than 30 days past due dipped slightly to 4.3% in March. The areas hit hardest by last year's hurricanes continue to struggle.