Real Estate Marketing & Beyond

NAR experts discuss ways to increase home ownership rates in the U.S.

By Mike Wheatley | December 12, 2016

Residential, US Real Estate

Home ownership rates recover from 50-year low

By Mike Wheatley | October 31, 2016

Home ownership rates in the U.S. picked up last quarter, having previously fallen to a 50-year low in Q2.

Featured News, Real Estate, US Real Estate

Rental rates are creeping up across the nation

By Mike Wheatley | August 13, 2014

Skyrocketing rents continue to plague renters, and the problem is going to only get worse all over the country.

Mortgage, US Real Estate

Small Lenders Making a Big Difference

By Brian Kline | December 13, 2013

According to Inside Mortgage Finance, smaller banks and nonbank lenders are now dominating the mortgage business. A study found that these previously nontraditional mortgage lenders make up about 60% of mortgages today compared to about 39% in 2009. Of course, this depends on how you define smaller banks and nonbank lenders. When considering those outside […]

International, US Real Estate

Slow Yet Steady Upswing for Australian Real Estate Expected

By Guest Author | October 3, 2012

According to the 25th Australian Property Directions Survey for September 2012, recently issued by API, the market is showing clear signs of recovery, which the institute’s specialists have labeled “a slow but steady upswing.” The situation

Mortgage Rates May Slow New Sales

By Reno Charlton | January 17, 2011

Even slight increases in the 30 year mortgage interest rate may affect how home buyers perceive the market. Worse still, with budget belts so tight, even a few points can mean the difference between affordability and impossibility. Have we seen the last of super low interest rates? Some experts believe banks simply have to increase rates to survive.

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