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Hispanic Homeowners Reduce the Home Value Gap

Appraisal Buzz

Zillow has found that Hispanic homeowners are making great strides in narrowing the home value gap with white homeowners over the past two years—regaining ground lost during the pandemic. Hispanic-owned homes are currently worth 11.9% less than homes owned by non-Hispanic white households, down from 12.1% from 17.9%.

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Housing Supply vs. Aging in Place 

Appraisal Buzz

The report, titled “ Who Will Buy the Baby Boomers’ Homes When They Leave Them? An Update ,” provides updates to a 2022 study that examines overall housing supply in the U.S. According to the RIHA study , as of 2022, Boomer homeowners numbered 32 million, and represented nearly 41% of all homeowners in the United States.

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Single-family rentals are more expensive than apartments — and the gap is growing

Housing Wire

While stubbornly high mortgage rates are keeping a lid on buyer demand and home value growth, and a response from builders has kept multifamily rent growth stable for many months, rents for detached single-family homes continue to accelerate. Meanwhile, apartment rents averaged $1,812 per month in December, up 2.4%

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Homebuyer Competition Stiffens in the Northeast 

Appraisal Buzz

What should be the most competitive markets for buyers this year share two characteristics: relative affordability and a dearth of available homes. Construction that keeps pace with an areas growth remains a crucial piece of keeping homes available and accessible. Thats the good news. 13 position this year.

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The Shrinking Dollar’s Impact on Homeownership

Appraisal Buzz

In many cases, investors and all-cash buyers have stepped in to fill the void, purchasing these homes and either flipping them for a profit or using them for rental income. However, the stock of low-cost homes declined from 2007 to 2022 due to home price appreciation. particularly in low-income communities.

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Many Homeowners With Mortgages Locked Into High Interst Rates 

Appraisal Buzz

in the middle of 2022. Lock-in Effect Moderates as Buyers Adjust to Elevated Rates The lock-in effect has discouraged homeowners from listing their homes for sale, which has contributed to Americas acute housing scarcity. in Q2 2022 and the lowest share since the Q4 2016. in Q1 2022 and the lowest share since Q3 2017.

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HUD rescinds appraisal review policies

Housing Wire

While Congress amended the Fair Housing Act in 1988 to explicitly forbid appraisers from factoring in race, gender or other protected characteristics when assessing property values, discriminatory appraisals continue to limit homeownership opportunities particularly among Black and Latino buyers.

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