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Foreclosures 2021: What to Expect in the Months Ahead

The million-dollar questions that everyone in the industry is asking right now are: “What are foreclosures going to look like once the foreclosure moratoria and forbearance programs come to end?...

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Data Suggests Post-Forbearance Foreclosure Surge Is Unlikely

A feared foreclosure surge seems less likely than some anticipate, according to research associates at the Urban Institute. Flatlining forbearance rates have generated concern among members of the me...

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The Evolution of the Single-Family Rental Market

In the past decade, the single-family rental market has evolved from individual units owned and rented out by small landlords to large scale operations by big investors with significant portfolios of ...

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Even More Millennials Now Say They’ll Always Be Renters

It’s been a given in the apartment sector that Millennials are going to be more likely to rent than previous generations. ApartmentList notes that the homeownership rate among 30-year-old Millen...

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Eviction Moratorium Extension: What it Means for Your Business

On Sept. 4, 2020, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention announced that it would again extend the order temporarily halting residential evictions until at least March 31. The CDC moratorium is...

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Will Home Prices Continue to Surge in 2021?

Home prices including distressed sales increased by 9.2% in December 2020 compared with December 2019, according to CoreLogic's latest Home Price Index report covering December. Month-over-month, thos...

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Bankruptcy Filings Hit 15-Year Low

January experienced the lowest monthly number of new bankruptcy filings across all chapters since February 2006 (26,617 filings) with only 32,298 filings, according to a press release from Epiq, a tec...

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Single-Family Rentals Draw Apartment, Other Developers

With single-family rentals outperforming multifamily in many cases, builders in other sectors are starting to take notice. ”The buzzword right now is build-for-rent,” says Michael Carey, ...

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Is the Economy Stuck in Neutral?

There’s a low demand for capital investment due to many factors, which has more or less neutralized the economy. In fact, the neutral rate of interest is at a historic low, and it doesn’t ...

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California Home Sales and Prices Continue Rising

Despite a myriad of obstacles stemming from two pandemic-induced lockdowns and a problematic economy that forced many residents and businesses to leave the state, California's housing market closed 2020 with a vibrant sales rate and a fifth record-high median price in December, according to new data published by the California Association of Realtors (CAR).

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