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California Realtors discuss post-wildfire changes in Black neighborhoods

Housing Wire

As the recovery continues, the California Association of Realtors (CAR) said that residents should accept change instead of fighting it. Many Black families moved to these neighborhoods in the 1960s after redlining and interstate construction forced them out of other areas.

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Housing Market Forecast: Unpredictable Mortgage Rates to Shake Up 2025

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Zillow anticipates a more active housing market with more buyers obtaining the upper hand in 2025. In 2025, Zillow projects that buyer markets will expand to the Southwest as inventory continues to become stranded in reasonably priced cities. As 2025 draws near, mortgage rates are once again in the news. Pets deserve homes too!

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Tom Davis shares non-QM opportunities to capitalize heading into 2025

Housing Wire

Davis also highlights Deephaven’s edge in products like their Ground-Up Construction and Fix-and-Flip products, offering originators essential tools and training. Davis believes that by aligning with the right lender and expanding product offerings, originators can position themselves as valuable partners in a shaky market.

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To achieve homeownership, Americans need stability

Housing Wire

Stable mortgage rates – even if they remain relatively elevated – could be the key to unlocking confidence in the housing market. What variables are shaping, and shaking, the housing market? The instability in the housing market is evident in existing-home sales and home builder sentiment.

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Two years after fleeing to the suburbs, homebuyers have flocked back to cities

Housing Wire

The COVID-19 pandemic impacted the housing market like no event since the 2008 financial crisis, but some of the trends induced by the pandemic are starting to reverse. That’s evident in the annual profile of home buyers and sellers from the National Association of Realtors (NAR), which provides data on dozens of real estate trends.

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Housing market inventory is starting to recover

Housing Wire

Single-family housing starts rose 15.3% That’s up 37% from a year ago, but it’s important to take into account that the COVID-19 virus first took hold of the housing market in March 2020, said Doug Duncan, chief economist at Fannie Mae. Suburban multifamily housing construction is also benefitting from this trend.”

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As the lock-in effect eases, the market for new homes is shrinking

Housing Wire

As high mortgage rates reshape the housing market, existing homes are making up a larger percentage of for-sale inventory, and homebuyers are taking notice. New construction inventory has grown in recent months. Census Bureau. year over year in September.

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