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Younger generations are more likely to pursue home renovations this year

Housing Wire

As high home prices continue to impact the market, many homeowners are deciding to stay put in their homes. But most still have plans to purse home renovations and younger generations are leading this new focus on home improvement. But renovation plans remained top of mind for most of them.

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Most prospective buyers want turnkey homes, despite higher prices

Housing Wire

In a challenging and expensive housing market , some prospective homebuyers may compromise on certain standards and features to secure their purchase. But survey data released Thursday by Bright MLS found that some standards were top priorities for some buyers. More specifically, 56.1% Another 37.8% and 35.6%, respectively.

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Homebuyers say they are willing to accept longer mortgage terms

Housing Wire

But despite this trend, some buyers are willing to adjust their loan term expectations to achieve homeownership, according to a recent report by real estate technology company REsimpli. High home prices, cited by 45% of respondents, were the most concerning factor among potential buyers, followed by rising mortgage rates at 25%.

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Non-Mortgage Homeownership Costs Shock First-Time Buyers

Appraisal Buzz

Budgeting, Buyers Remorse and Bills More than two-thirds (69%) of homeowners regret their home and the related costs, and 4 out of 5 (81%) say their spending was higher than they had expected. The post Non-Mortgage Homeownership Costs Shock First-Time Buyers first appeared on The MortgagePoint.

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Foreclosures are drying up — and it’s showing in sales data

Housing Wire

Some emerging risks in the economy and housing market are pushing delinquencies higher, but those higher delinquencies will not likely translate into higher foreclosure auction volume until at least early 2026, Daren Blomquist , the companys vice president of market economics, said in the report.

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The Importance of Flood Insurance Education

Appraisal Buzz

This implies that the buyer would have to get flood insurance through the private sector, which does not provide flood insurance in many parts of the United States, in the absence of the National Flood Insurance Program (NFIP). If the delay is too long, some contracts may expire, leading buyers to renegotiate or back out of the deal.

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How auction buyer data foreshadows housing market shifts

Housing Wire

Retail housing market data from June showing early signs of a real estate slowdown was foreshadowed three months earlier in buyer behavior at foreclosure auctions. The downshift in buyer behavior at the foreclosure auction came two months before the downshift showed up in retail housing market data.