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Tag Archives: Housing Trends
Housing Market Analysis 2015
Stepping in the year 2015, we’re on the cusp of witnessing a noticeable shift in the housing market. With a strong tailwind from economic recovery and declining unemployment rates, housing market is heading up for an optimistic start in 2015. … Continue reading
Underwater Mortgages Took a Dip in the Second Quarter
It is a well-known fact now that the Housing and Mortgage industry can never be absolutely stable and will always see highs and lows all the time. The same thing happened with the start of 2013. Our last blog specifically … Continue reading
Housing Market May Suffer Due To Government Shutdown!
Government shutdown can cause many problems and can affect large number of areas. The housing market has seen great improvements in the last months and industry experts were expecting this to improve till the end of this year. However, this … Continue reading
Homeowners Deleveraging: A Drop Of 20%!!
Home finance write-offs year-to-date in July 2013 dropped by 22% this year and it is also being termed as the highest drop since 2007 according to a report from Equifax. The Chief Economist, Amy Crews Cutts, of Equifax has quoted, … Continue reading
Middle-Class Housing Affected Due To Budget Cuts
The Federal sequestration cuts are taking a toll on the economy and the legislation being finalized by the policymakers is expected to hit some of the largest government agencies. The Department of Housing and Urban Development is being considered to … Continue reading