Here’s a quick-hit summary of recent housing reports that came across the MBA NewsLink desk:
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Veros: Slightly Slower Home-Price Growth, Still-Booming Market in 2022
Veros Estate Solutions, Santa Ana, Calif., released its Q4 2021 VeroFORECAST data, projecting home prices will appreciate on average 6.8% for the next 12 months—slightly less anticipated growth compared to its third quarter predicted national average appreciation of 7%.
Veros: Home Price Gains to Roll into 2022
Veros Real Estate Solutions, Santa Ana, Calif., said home price appreciation shows no signs of slowing as 2022 approaches.
Other Home Price Forecasts: Full Steam Ahead—Maybe
Add Veros Real Estate Solutions, Santa Ana, Calif., to the list of forecasters who say home price appreciation won’t let up any time soon. And add Fitch Ratings, New York, to those saying the home price train can’t run forever, with some markets highly overvalued.
Cities in Western States Expected to Dominate Home Price Increases
Veros Real Estate Solutions, Santa Ana, Calif., released its Q1 2021 VeroFORECAST data that anticipates home price appreciation will increase significantly during the next 12 months in the 100 most-populated markets.
Veros: Home Prices Set to Increase Nearly 6% in 2021 as Nation Emerges From Pandemic
Veros Real Estate Solutions, Santa Ana, Calif., released its Q4-2020 VeroFORECAST data, projecting home price appreciation will increase significantly during the next 12 months in the 100 most-populated markets.
Forecasts See Little Letup in Home Price Growth, Despite Coronavirus
Reports from Veros Real Estate Solutions, Santa Ana, Calif., and Fitch Ratings, New York, said home prices will continue to climb, despite the coronavirus pandemic, well through 2021.
Dealmaker: Cushman & Wakefield Closes $54M in Industrial, Retail
Cushman & Wakefield, Chicago, brokered industrial and retail transactions totaling $53.6 million in California and New Jersey.
Reports Examine Which Housing Markets Could See Coronavirus Impact
Several new reports take a look at how—and where—the coronavirus pandemic could most affect U.S. housing markets. Below is a recap.
Veros: ‘Red State’ Home Appreciation Projects Higher in 2020
It’s an election year, and no matter how you try, you’re not going to get away from politics. Not here, nor in the housing market. So, take a sip of coffee and read on.