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Home prices rose nearly 7% year over year in April, according to research firm CoreLogic. Limited inventory of homes for sale continues to push prices higher.
The percentage of U.S. delinquent mortgages dropped slightly year over year in February to 4.8%. Delinquencies in parts of the country hit by last year's hurricanes remain well above the national...
U.S. home prices rose 7% on average in March, according to the latest data from CoreLogic. Home prices are nearly 2% higher than at their previous peak in early 2006.
Mortgage delinquency rates in Texas and Florida are still being affected by last year's storm damage according to the latest data from CoreLogic.
U.S. home prices rose nearly 7% year over year in February, according to the CoreLogic Home Price Index. Home prices are now more than 50% higher than their lowest point in 2011.
Last year U.S. home prices reached parity with home prices at the previous market peak posted in 2006. But the recovery has been unequal and some states still lag well behind.
CoreLogic's home price index for January rose more than 6% year over year in January. The recent steep price hikes continue to make it difficult for first-time buyers who want to enter the market.
Mortgage delinquency rates ticked down year over year in November but remain high in areas affected by last year's hurricanes.
Home prices rose 6.6% year over year in December, according to the latest report from CoreLogic. Prices rose by double-digits in four Western states.
Mortgage application fraud risk rose again in the fourth quarter of 2017 according to data released Thursday by research firm CoreLogic. The report includes a list of 15 metro areas were the risks...
Mortgage loans that are 30 days or more past due fell by 0.1 percentage point month over month in October according to the latest report from CoreLogic.
For the third straight month, November home prices rose 7% year over year based on CoreLogic's home price index.
CoreLogic reported Tuesday that credit risk on home loans rose slightly in the third quarter while borrowers' credit scores rose and home loan-to-value ratios fell slightly.
Mortgage delinquencies rose sharply in Texas and Florida following last summer's hurricanes. The increases lifted the national average from August's 10-year low.
Currently raging Southern California wildfires threaten more than 86,000 homes with a replacement value of nearly $28 billion.