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U.S. home prices rose for the 61st consecutive month, according to CoreLogic's Home Price Index for February, but still remain nearly 4% below the pre-crisis peak posted in April of 2006.
Americans are not a mobile as they were 30 years ago, but they are still moving from state to state at a steady pace. Some states are losing population and others are gaining, and a homebuyers age is...
All-cash home sales accounted for 33% of all sales in December 2016. For all of 2016, cash sales made up 32% of home sales. Both figures were lower year over year.
Fourth-quarter home loan originations remain at a very high-quality level, according to CoreLogic. Rising interest rates, however, could pose increased risk of loan fraud.
Home prices rose about 7% year over year in January, according to the latest report from CoreLogic. Home prices have risen every month for the past five years.
Cash home sales declined again in November 2016 for the 47th consecutive month. At the current rate of decline, cash sales will reach their historical level of around 25% in the middle of this year.
The December total of 21,000 completed foreclosures is equal to the average number of monthly foreclosures for the first time since the housing market crashed in 2007.
Home prices in the United States rose for the 59th consecutive month in December, according to CoreLogic. Home prices reached new highs in 15 states and the District of Columbia.
In 2016, the United States experienced six flooding events that exceeded the once-in-a-thousand years expectation level.
In October of 2016, cash sales comprised 31.8% of all home sales, down from 34.7% in October of 2015, marking the 46th consecutive year-over-year monthly decline.
Mortgage fraud risk up 13% sequentially in the fourth quarter, according to latest report from CoreLogic.
The number of U.S. homes currently in some stage of foreclosure totals approximately 325,000. States with the highest number of completed foreclosures in the past 12 months include Florida and...
Home prices in the United States rose for the 58th consecutive month in November, and they reached new highs in 14 states.
The states where cash home sales were highest in September included Alabama, West Virginia, New York, Florida and Indiana.
Mortgage loans originated in the third quarter of 2016 were among the highest quality home-loans made since 2001, according to the CoreLogic housing credit index.