US Single-Family Home Prices Rise in May
US single-family home prices unexpectedly increased in May, according to the FHFA. While Chicago showed leading growth, Las Vegas lagged in the market.
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FHFA House Price Index Unchanged in February
The Federal Housing Finance Agency (FHFA) reported that its house price index remained unchanged in February, suggesting a stabilization in housing values during that month.
FHFA Eases Insurance Rules, Lowers Homebuying Costs
The Federal Housing Finance Agency (FHFA) has relaxed insurance regulations, leading to reduced costs for borrowers and making home purchases more affordable.
US Home Prices Unexpectedly Fall in April, Flatlining on Adjusted Basis
US home prices unexpectedly declined in April, with the FHFA house price index falling and the S&P CoreLogic Case-Shiller HPI indicating flat prices on an adjusted basis. This data suggests a cooling trend in the housing market.
Housing Market's "Lock-in Effect" Persists as Low-Rate Mortgages Slowly Fade
The "lock-in effect" in the housing market continues as mortgages below 3% and 4% interest rates are fading very slowly, according to FHFA's National Mortgage Database, with ARM originations at historic lows.
US Home Prices See Weakest Full-Year Gain Since 2011
Despite a rise in December, US home prices recorded their weakest full-year gain since 2011, with the FHFA house price gauge also coming in less than expected for December.
US Single-Family Home Prices Edge Up in March
US single-family home prices saw a slight increase in March, according to the FHFA. This indicates a modest upward trend in the housing market, potentially reflecting ongoing demand.
Eric Swalwell Drops Lawsuit Against FHFA Director
Eric Swalwell has dropped his lawsuit alleging that FHFA's Pulte used private information to harm President Donald Trump’s critics, as Swalwell's California governor bid intensifies.